Introduction Of Nuclear
INTRODUCTION
Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) or former Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT) responsible researching nuclear technology and associated technology in Malaysia. Among the main activities of the Nuclear Malaysia is a research and technology development, technical services, human resource development and external relations. Malaysian Nuclear experts affiliated with experts from the National University of Malaysia to develop technologies radioactive, nuclear energy, biotechnology and research in tissue culture quality tree seeds. All facilities, laboratories and offices Nuclear Malaysia is located on two main complexes, complex of Bangi MINT and complex of MINT Dengkil Road. Complex of Bangi MINT in Hulu Langat District is an area of about 66 acres while complex of MINT Dengkil Road in Sepang District is an area of about 206 acres. Nuclear Malaysia was established in 1972 as an International Atomic Energy Research Tun Dr Ismail (PUSPATI). Then in 1983 it was named the Nuclear Energy Unit (UTN) when it is placed under the prime minister department. Then, it is being transferred to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment in October 1990. On August 10, 1994, then it was called the Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT). On 28 September 2006, MINT was again given a new identity as the Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) until now. Nuclear Malaysia have the only nuclear reactor in Malaysia, PUSPATI Triga Reactor (RTP). It was first used in 1982. Like other Triga reactor, it is used only for research and development, training and education. The first location we were taken was a polymer lab. At there, we learn about sago starch, tensile, impact and such more. Sago starch, an important agricultural commodity of Malaysia, can be radiation modified to improve its functionality, diversify its applications and increase value added sago products. In this study, modification is achieved
Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) or former Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT) responsible researching nuclear technology and associated technology in Malaysia. Among the main activities of the Nuclear Malaysia is a research and technology development, technical services, human resource development and external relations. Malaysian Nuclear experts affiliated with experts from the National University of Malaysia to develop technologies radioactive, nuclear energy, biotechnology and research in tissue culture quality tree seeds. All facilities, laboratories and offices Nuclear Malaysia is located on two main complexes, complex of Bangi MINT and complex of MINT Dengkil Road. Complex of Bangi MINT in Hulu Langat District is an area of about 66 acres while complex of MINT Dengkil Road in Sepang District is an area of about 206 acres. Nuclear Malaysia was established in 1972 as an International Atomic Energy Research Tun Dr Ismail (PUSPATI). Then in 1983 it was named the Nuclear Energy Unit (UTN) when it is placed under the prime minister department. Then, it is being transferred to the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment in October 1990. On August 10, 1994, then it was called the Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT). On 28 September 2006, MINT was again given a new identity as the Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) until now. Nuclear Malaysia have the only nuclear reactor in Malaysia, PUSPATI Triga Reactor (RTP). It was first used in 1982. Like other Triga reactor, it is used only for research and development, training and education. The first location we were taken was a polymer lab. At there, we learn about sago starch, tensile, impact and such more. Sago starch, an important agricultural commodity of Malaysia, can be radiation modified to improve its functionality, diversify its applications and increase value added sago products. In this study, modification is achieved