1) Do You Support Nuclear Power Plant?

2) What is the main reason to support nuclear?

3) What Is The Main Concern on Nuclear?

4) Are You Willing to Pay More to Support Renewable Energy and by How Much in Tariff Increase?

5) What is The Main Picture That You Relate to Nuclear?

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Posted on Tuesday, 6 December 2011
As we near the end of the century, the disposal of nuclear waste is becoming a concern. Many nuclear power plants around the world are nearing the end of their operating lives. The disposal of radioactive waste from nuclear power plants and nuclear missiles is as politically intense an issue as the...
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Posted on Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Fast neutrons produced in the fission reaction are slowed when they bounce off light atoms such as hydrogen or carbon and contains a large amount of such moderating material to slow down the fission neutrons. This takes advantage of the fact that the probability of a neutron being absorbed into another...
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Posted on Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Thermal and fast nuclear reactors A nuclear reactor converts the fissile components, such as 235U, of nuclear fuel into energy, and fertile components, such as 238U, into fissile components and then into energy. A fissile atom is one that is very likely to be fissioned (split) when a neutron is absorbed, thereby enabling a nuclear chain reaction....
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    COAL VS. URANIUM

    DAILY NUKE

    A chunk of coal and chunk of natural (unenriched) uranium, both weighing the same (1 kg) and both mined and isolated straight out of the earth. If we could suck all the energy out of the coal, it would run a 100W light-bulb for about 4 days. With the uranium, we could run the bulb for about 180 years

    What is Neutron?

    The neutron is a subatomic hadron particle which has the symbol n or n0, no net electric charge and a mass slightly larger than that of a proton. With the exception of hydrogen, nuclei of atoms consist of protons and neutrons, which are therefore collectively referred to as nucleons.

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