SPS3b. Differentiate between fission and fusion. EQ: What are the differences between fission and fusion? FISSION = “to divide” FUSION = “fuse”

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SPS3b. Differentiate between fission and fusion. EQ: What are the differences between fission and fusion? FISSION = “to divide” FUSION = “fuse”

Activator To take a PET (positron emission tomography) scan, doctors inject a patient with radioisotopes. When the radioisotopes reach the part of the body to be scanned, special cameras detect the rays and emitted by them. The resulting images can be seen on a computer screen. 1.What part of the body do these images show? How do you know? 2.How is a PET scan different from an X- ray image?

Nuclear Fission = Energy & Bombs Nuclear power plants Nuclear bombs

Nuclear Fission Process of splitting a nucleus into fragments Releases neutrons and energy Neutron radiation, gamma radiation Can only do to very large atoms like Uranium

Nuclear Fusion Process of joining nuclei to produce energy Stars Requires extremely high temperatures

Read the Article The Discovery of Radioactivity: The Dawn of the Nuclear Age Main Idea Supp- orting Detail Supp- orting Detail Supp- orting Detail Supp- orting Detail Supp- orting Detail Supp- orting Detail While you read make a FLOW MAP, one main idea per paragraph, with two supporting details for each main idea. 16 Total

Summary Paragraph for The Discovery of Radioactivity QUIZ ON CLICKERS

Nuclear Energy Project Presentation will be FRIDAY This will count as a Test Grade Pros Cons USE: –Keynote –Moviemaker –Weebly.education.com (web-page maker) *** *** if you use this you must give me your web- address (so I can unblock for Friday).

Continuation from yesterdays notes: ACTIVATOR: –Draw a picture representing Fission and Fusion –Use the HINT words from yesterday to help you.

Compare and Contrast FISSION and FUSSION Complete by working with a partner One person completes FISSION Other person complete FUSION Share your findings and discuss what similarites they share.

TOD-Double Bubble Map Make a DOUBLE BUBBLE MAP comparing and contrasting FISSION and FUSION. Color Code – include Standard and EQ! FissionFusion

Fission

Fusion

QUIZ over Fission and Fussion