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1 CH 7: Nuclear Energy and Society
7.4 & 7.5 – Nuclear Fission and Fusion

2 Agenda Section 7.5 Textbook Problems

3 Hydrogen Bomb (Fusion)

4 Atomic Bomb (Fission)

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10 Jimmy Kimmel 900 mouse Traps Unleashed
Video Jimmy Kimmel 900 mouse Traps Unleashed

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12 Energy 1 kg of water flowing over Niagara Falls produces about 1 kJ of gravitational potential energy 1 kg of gasoline burns to produce about 4×104 kJ of heat energy 1 kg uranium undergoes fission in a nuclear reactor to produce about 1×1011 kJ of heat energy

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23 Classwork & Homework Pg. 341 (#1-2) and 347 (#1-2)

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