Nuclear: a Harmful Source of Energy
NUCLEAR: A HARMFUL SOURCE OF ENERGY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter I
Introduction………………………………………………………..3
Thesis Statement…………………………………………………3
Specific questions………………………………………………...4
Significance of Study……………………………………………..4
Chapter II
Theoretical Framework………………………………………......5
Chapter III
Conclusion…………………………………………………………62
Recommendation…………………………………………………62
Bibliography……………………………………………………….63
Operational Definition…………………………………………….65
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION:
The researcher finds the topic about nuclear interesting because it is one of the issues that our country is facing. She learned that a senator pursues the opening of the nuclear power plant. She wanted to prove that the nuclear has different effects to the people and environment. She wanted to know if the nuclear can really be harmful.
The researcher will conduct different studies to come up to a definite conclusion. She is going to conduct researches in the internet. She will read books, magazines and newspapers and review previous articles. She will watch news for current issues about the topic and movies related to it. She is also going to conduct interviews and surveys about the opinions of different people.
The topic is about the effects of nuclear to everyone. Nuclear is different forms. There are what we call nuclear weapons, nuclear power plants, nuclear fission and fusion. The nuclear fission is the process in which the nuclei of atoms split into two or more fragments under bombardment by neutrons. Nuclear fusion is also called thermonuclear fusion. Nuclear power plants are powered by nuclear radiation using nuclear fission as heat that produces electricity. Nuclear weapons are commonly bombs that cause large destruction.
THESIS STATEMENT:
“Nuclear results to destructive and serious problems.”
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS:
1. What are the effects of nuclear to humans?
2. What are the damages of nuclear to animals and surroundings?
3.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter I
Introduction………………………………………………………..3
Thesis Statement…………………………………………………3
Specific questions………………………………………………...4
Significance of Study……………………………………………..4
Chapter II
Theoretical Framework………………………………………......5
Chapter III
Conclusion…………………………………………………………62
Recommendation…………………………………………………62
Bibliography……………………………………………………….63
Operational Definition…………………………………………….65
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION:
The researcher finds the topic about nuclear interesting because it is one of the issues that our country is facing. She learned that a senator pursues the opening of the nuclear power plant. She wanted to prove that the nuclear has different effects to the people and environment. She wanted to know if the nuclear can really be harmful.
The researcher will conduct different studies to come up to a definite conclusion. She is going to conduct researches in the internet. She will read books, magazines and newspapers and review previous articles. She will watch news for current issues about the topic and movies related to it. She is also going to conduct interviews and surveys about the opinions of different people.
The topic is about the effects of nuclear to everyone. Nuclear is different forms. There are what we call nuclear weapons, nuclear power plants, nuclear fission and fusion. The nuclear fission is the process in which the nuclei of atoms split into two or more fragments under bombardment by neutrons. Nuclear fusion is also called thermonuclear fusion. Nuclear power plants are powered by nuclear radiation using nuclear fission as heat that produces electricity. Nuclear weapons are commonly bombs that cause large destruction.
THESIS STATEMENT:
“Nuclear results to destructive and serious problems.”
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS:
1. What are the effects of nuclear to humans?
2. What are the damages of nuclear to animals and surroundings?
3.
Bibliography: 3. Windscale Fire On October 10, 1957, the core of the Windscale nuclear reactor (which was being used for research and defense purposes) in Cumbria, England caught fire and burned for nearly two days before being extinguished The accident On October 7, 1957, operators initiated an annealing cycle for Windscale Pile 1 by reducing airflow into the core 4. Chelyabinsk nuclear waste accident, 1957 The accident occurred at a facility involved in processing and storage of nuclear wastes