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Did England drop a nuclear bomb on Japan?
No, that was America
Did the UK or America drop a nuclear bomb on the Taliban?
no!!! nuclear weapons have not been used since ww2.
What is Harry S. Truman known for?
Harry Truman is known for his decision to drop the first nuclear bombs on Japan to end World War two.
Who is going to drop nuclear bomb first?
keroa of coarse Let me look into my crystal ball and tell you...
What would happen if an atomic bomb was dropped on a nuclear power plant?
Big boom!!
The liquid drop model?
The mechanism of nuclear fission is best understood by noting that a massive nucleus behaves in many respects like a drop of liquid . According to this liquid drop model , the neutron absorbed by the 92U235 nucleus gives the nucleus extra energy (like heating a drop of water.
What would happen if they just drop a bomb on the nuclear plants?
Widespread radioactive contamination
What property of the nucleus likens it to a liquid drop?
The nuclear binding energy per nucleon is similar to the surface tension in a liquid drop, causing nuclei to behave like stable liquid drops. Additionally, the deformation of the nucleus due to forces acting between nucleons can be described using the liquid drop model, where the nucleus has a defined surface and volume.
Is nuclear a liquid?
nope
Were does nuclear energy happen?
in a nuclear powerplant
Where does nuclear power happen?
In nuclear reactors
How big does a plane have to be to drop a nuclear bomb?
That depends on how big the nuclear bomb is.
When did Nuclear Dawn happen?
Nuclear Dawn happened in 2011.
Did America drop the nuclear bombs on Tokyo?
No, the nuclear bombs which were dropped on Japan, were in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Who Decided to drop the nuclear bomb?
President Truman.
Did England drop a nuclear bomb on Japan?
No, that was America
What will happen if a drop of liquid falls on a hot stove?
When a drop of liquid falls on a hot stove, it can rapidly heat up and vaporize due to the high temperature of the surface. This can create a phenomenon known as the Leidenfrost effect, where the drop forms a vapor layer beneath it, causing it to skitter across the surface rather than immediately evaporating. If the temperature is high enough, the drop will eventually evaporate completely, but it may also create steam and potentially cause splattering. The result is a quick and dramatic interaction between the liquid and the hot stove.
