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Using Nuclear Energy
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Using Nuclear Energy
(from the Why Science Matters series)
In "Using Nuclear Energy", we find out how scientists discovered nuclear power, what happens if you split an atom, and about the immense blast a nuclear weapon can create. We learn about fission, chain reactions, and how the science of the deadly Hiroshima bomb has been tamed to provide our homes with electricity. See how power plants deal with nuclear waste, calculate how much radiation is around you, and discover the many uses of radioactive material in our homes, schools, factories, and hospitals.
Author: John Townsend
Size:  7 5/8 x 9 5/8  •  Copyright: 2009  •  Publisher:  Heinemann  •  Pages:  56
Subjects: Secondary Technology
Features:  Bullets, Captions, Chart/Graph, Fact box/Side bar, Labels
Title ISBN: 9781432924898 (1432924893)  •  Price: $9.49
6-Pack ISBN: 9781432924966 (1432924966) •  Price: $56.94
Guided Reading Level: Z  •  Lexile Level: 1170L
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Why Science Matters
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Why Science Matters
These titles demonstrate how the science we learn in school is important in every aspect of our everyday lives. Using case studies and investigations, each book describes the development of science and technologies that can improve our lives—or lead to new scientific challenges and controversies.
ISBN: 9781432925178 (1432925172)  •  Price: $161.33