Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
Nuclear
100

What chemistry experiment are Szilard and Einstein worried about?

Nuclear Chain reaction

100

Define Fission 

the action of dividing or splitting something into two or more parts

100

how do you make a carbon atom?

By adding a proton, neutron, and electron 

100

The nucleus has orbitals like the electron cloud? True or false 

True 

100

A neutron has a mass of?

one 
200

Who is conducting the experiments in the article in lesson one?

Szilard & Fermi

200

The 235 and 238 represent?

the mass number, which is protons plus neutrons

200

Changing the number of neutrons can make a nucleus more or less stable? True or False

True

200

Draw the role of a neutron. 

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200

How many protons do a neutron have?

0

300

What two actions are proposed to President Roosevelt?

having an advisor and funding/speeding up the study of nuclear energy

300

Fission involves?

splitting up of atoms’ nuclei.

300

Carbon is smaller than uranium? True or False 

True

300

how do atoms split?

Fission occurs

300

In a nuclear process, atoms are not conserved, but

the total number of protons plus neutrons is conserved

400

The U.S. began the Manhattan Project to do what?

They develop an atomic bomb with 20,000 people working on it. 

400

 Bombarding U-235 with a neutron can produce a chain reaction but bombarding U-237 won't?

bombarding U-238 won't

400

What happens when you add an extra neutron to a carbon atom?

It becomes unstable 

400

Why do chain reactions happen?

When you add a neutron the nucleus becomes unstable and it breaks apart.

400

56 total protons in Ba

if you change them you have to change the element.

500

Nuclear reactors account for 70% of of US energy today? True or False

False it's 20%

500

We remember that electrons are?

“massless” and not inside atoms

500

What is the only particle you could change to make isotopes?

A neutron 

500

Draw atoms splitting

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500

 U-238 has a

More stable nucleus and decays much slower.

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