'Radioactive wastes' presentation slideshows

Chapter 15

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Energy

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Environmental Science: Toward a Sustainable Future Richard T. Wright

Environmental Science: Toward a Sustainable Future Richard T. Wright. Chapter 13. Energy from Nuclear Power PPT by Clark E. Adams. Energy from Nuclear Power. Nuclear energy in perspective How nuclear power works The hazards and costs of nuclear power facilities More advanced reactors

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Chapter 5: Energy Resources

Chapter 5: Energy Resources. Section 1: Natura l Resources. Natural Resource : any natural material that is used by humans such as water, petroleum, minerals, forests and animals.

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Nonrenewable Energy

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POLLUTION

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Endocrine System

Endocrine System. SBI4U Nov 9. The Pituitary Gland: Master Gland Posterior Anterior. Anterior vs posterior pituitary lobe. Posterior (back lobe) : stores & releases hormones. Anterior (front lobe) : produces hormones . Thyroid Gland. Controlled by TSH T3+ T4 Calcitonin

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Human Impact on Marine Life

Human Impact on Marine Life. Pollution in the Ocean. Warm Up. What is pollution? In what ways do humans pollute the Chesapeake Bay? In what ways can you stop pollution from getting into the Bay? How does oil from the roads get into the Bay?.

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Nuclear energy

Nuclear energy. Ch. 11. Nuclear fission process. Splitting atom, releases heat Uncontrolled: explosion Controlled: make heat to produce steam that turns generator to produce electricity. Electricity production.

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The waste is not the issue

The waste is not the issue. Russell J Hand Immobilisation Science Laboratory Department of Engineering Materials University of Sheffield. Nuclear power. Utilises the binding energy of the nucleus Not chemical energy 1 t natural U produces ~ 44 GWh(e) = 158 TJ(e)

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The waste is not the issue

The waste is not the issue. Russell J Hand Immobilisation Science Laboratory Department of Engineering Materials University of Sheffield. Nuclear power. Utilises the binding energy of the nucleus Not chemical energy 1 t natural U produces ~ 44 GWh(e) = 158 TJ(e)

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NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL

NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL. CHEMISTRY TASIA MILLER. Nuclear: operated or powered by atomic energy Waste: to destroy or consume gradually Disposal: a disposing of or getting rid of something. Nuclear waste: The material that nuclear fuel becomes after the fuel is used in a reactor.

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SYSTEM OF THE REGULATION IN RADIATION PROTECTION

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SYSTEM OF THE REGULATION IN RADIATION PROTECTION

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Nuclear Energy

Nuclear Energy. G4 Radioactive Waste. Radioactive Waste. Nuclear power plants produce radioactive wastes. About 32 metric tons of spent fuel is produced by a typical reactor each year. This waste could be reprocessed into 1.5 tons of extremely radioactive materials.

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