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That depends on what part you entered and how long you remained there. Only inside the actual core itself would the dose rate be high enough to kill you "instantly", even in the containment building itself of a properly functioning reactor the shielding is good enough that the dose rate is low enough that you could actually live there many weeks before the accumulated dose was large enough to begin to cause radiation sickness, anywhere else in the reactor facility the dose rate is so low that it is not even conclusively proven that remaining there as long as you like would give you a dose large enough to detectably shorten your life (but they do monitor workers and if their total accumulated radiation dose exceeds a specified level the company is required to either move them to equivalent work that will not expose them or give them paid vacation for specified time periods).
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How do you make a student model of nuclear energy?
This depends on whether you mean a visual representation of a power plant, or a conceptual representation of its principles. For a visual representation, I would get the plans of the simples plant I could find. There is a link to a Wikipedia article below that might help. I recently went to an off site open house by a power plant, and they had very nice models of the reactor and so on there; perhaps a the staff at a nearby plant might help. There was a very interesting representation of the principles of the chain reaction on television when I was young, perhaps Disney did it. In it, atoms were represented by mouse traps and ping pong balls. Hundreds of mouse traps were put in a gymnasium, set with two ping pong balls on each. When this was done, a ping pong ball was tossed in, and in seconds, the air was full of ping pong balls. This was analogous to a nuclear chain reaction, but was not moderated. I wonder whether the principle of moderating a nuclear reaction could be illustrated by hanging things such as pieces of clothes line from above so they almost touched the ping pong balls, limiting how far they could go. Perhaps someone else could provide other ideas.
What does nuke really mean?
"Nuke" is a slang term often used to refer to a nuclear weapon or a nuclear explosion. It can also be informally used to mean destroying something or someone using extreme force or power, similar to the devastating impact of a nuclear blast.
Should nuclear energy be abolished?
Abolishing nuclear energy could have negative consequences for efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. However, safety concerns, nuclear waste disposal issues, and the risk of accidents must also be carefully considered. Striking a balance between these factors is essential in determining the future of nuclear energy.
Did lise meitner discovery lead to other investigation?
Yes, Lise Meitner's discovery of nuclear fission in 1938 led to further investigations into nuclear reactions, ultimately contributing to the development of nuclear reactors and the atomic bomb during World War II. Her work also paved the way for advancements in nuclear physics and energy research.
Why did chernobyl happen?
The chernobyl explosion was created by a growing pocket of chemical-created steam which, along with a stuck injector rod which hindered emergency on/off procedures, created a domino effect of explosive chain reactions, causing radioactive material and flames to engulf reactor 4
The difference between nuclear waste and nuclear weapons?
The exact contents of radioactive waste from a nuclear power plant and radioactive fallout from a nuclear weapon can vary widely but are likely to be similar in their primary isotopes.The major difference between the radioactive waste from a nuclear power plant and radioactive fallout from a nuclear weapon is that the waste is normally contained and will not enter the environment (unless an accident happens) while the fallout is dispersed into the environment and is carried by the wind (sometimes all the way around the world multiple times).
What would you call someone who works in a nuclear plant?
a nuclear engineer.....
How does color blindness affect a person's job potential?
It would depend upon the job being sought. Someone in the landscaping business might do well. However, those in the fashion industry, or folks responsible for pushing buttons in a nuclear reactor might be a little out of luck.
What meaning of entry point?
The place where someone or something entered. Could be the border crossing where a person entered the country. Could be the place where a bullet entered a body.
What is the advantage of having nuclear weapon?
When Someone Wants A Nuclear War , You Are Defended
If someone is impeached what is the next steptaken?
What happens if someone is impeached? What happens if someone is impeached?
What happens if you report someone in fantage?
Nothing happens.
What happens if someone entered the country illegally marries a US citizen then that citizen dies?
They're still an illegal immigrant. Mariiage alone does not grant US citizenship to an illegal alien. The formal process of citizenship must still be completed.
How are nuclear weapons used by the public?
if one of the public make nuclear weapons of course they can use but it can then become illegal if they harm someone
Should nuclear enegry be abolished?
no, if we don't use it someone else will.
Why cant we see real nuclear waste on the Internet?
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What happens if someone visiting Stargirl's enchanted place does nothing?
What happens if someone visiting Stargirl's enchanted place does nothing?
