 Nuclear chemistry is a branch of chemistry in which the nuclear chemists frequently cover several areas such as organic, analytical, inorganic, and.

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 Nuclear chemistry is a branch of chemistry in which the nuclear chemists frequently cover several areas such as organic, analytical, inorganic, and physical chemistry.  Nuclear chemistry is based off of changes happening in the nucleus of the atom

 Modern nuclear chemistry is sometimes referred to as radiochemistry.  Chemical techniques pioneered by nuclear chemist have become so important that biologists, geologists and physicists use nuclear chemistry for ordinary tools of their disciplines  One source of radioactive nuclides is called anthropogenic & results from human activity in produce of nuclear power, weapons or through use of particle accelerators

 Should the government take steps to facilitate the construction of at least some new nuclear plants in The United States or should the decision be up to owners of private companies

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