 Nuclear Energy By Diana Par and Brennan Schultz.

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 Nuclear Energy By Diana Par and Brennan Schultz

What is Nuclear Energy and How is it Made  Nuclear Energy is when produced fission occurs with a nuclear reactor  Nuclear Energy is released in two ways those ways are Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion  Nuclear Fission: is when an atom splits into two parts  Nuclear Fusion: is when atom’s split in half and combine with other split in half atoms

Renewable or nonrenewable Nuclear Energy can be both but if the Nuclear Energy is a bomb then it cannot because the energy you use is gone in the explosion. The ways Nuclear Energy can be renewable is the sun’s hydrogen

Is Nuclear Energy PE or KE Nuclear Energy is can be KE and PE because when a bomb goes to its target its PE but once it explodes the it becomes KE

THE END  Thank u for watching  GO JAYHAWKS