This book investigates the theories and developments that led to the turning point in nuclear science and explains how the understanding of the structure of the atom led to the discovery of fission.
"Investigates the theories and practical developments that led to the splitting of the atom. Explains the structure of the atom, the process of nuclear fission, and the development of nuclear weapons. Includes important facts and information about key people. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary."
"Inside an atom - The nucleus - Nuclear fission - Nuclear fusion - Nuclear weapons - Particle physics - Quarks and other particles."
"Explains the theories and developments that led to the splitting of the atom, as well as the uses of this discovery in wartime and in peaceful times."
"This book investigates the theories and developments that led to the turning point in nuclear science and explains how the understanding of the structure of the atom led to the discovery of fission."@en
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