The first atomic bomb test released an amount of energy
equivalent to approximately 17.7 kilotons of TNT. (Note:
One ton of TNT has an energy equivalent of 4.18 ✕ 109
J.)
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A small atomic bomb releases energy equivalent to the detonation of 19,000 tons of TNT releases 4.0x10^9 J of energy when exploded. Using 2.0x10^13 J/mol as the energy released by fission of 235U, approximately what mass of 235U undergoes fission in this atomic bomb? Mass = ? g
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4. The energy released by the fission of one atom of uranium-235 is 3.2 x 10 R J. The energy released by the atomic bomb dropped at Hiroshima was estimated to be the equivalent of 18 140 t of dynamite or 8.0 × 1013 J (a) How many atoms of uranium-235 underwent fission? (b) What mass of uranium-235 was converted into energy?
chap07-P3 Please write the answer neatly for a thumps up, thank
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Melting Iceberg lcebergs In the North Atlantic present hazards to shipping, causing the length o shipping mutes to increase by at ut 30% during the ice e season. Attempts to de l eher s in de pan ng expos e bombi torpedoing, shelling a m ing and painting with lamp lack. Suppose that direct melting o the ice rg, by placing heat sources in the ice i tri Ho much heat is equired to melt 13.0% o 2.70×10 metric ton...
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