Nuclear Energy: Uses and Significance

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The equivalence of mass and energy is involved in fundamentally the same way in chemical fuels as in nuclear fuels.  The equivalence of mass and energy is neither an explanation of how these fuels release energy, nor is that equivalence even necessary in order for the release to occur.  When the complexities are stripped away, it’s about bonds.  Bonds are not the sole property of chemists.  Bonds, whether chemical or nuclear, occur whenever a force of attraction brings two objects together and holds them there.  In coming together, Work is done, and energy is released.  The nuclear force brings nuclear particles together, forming nuclear bonds, and energy is released.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Rajeev Taneja

Dr. Rajeev Taneja was formerly head of the department of Nuclear Research Sciences in S.N.P.G. College.  He holds his Ph. D. Degree in Physics from CSJM University, Kanpur.  He has over 20 years of teaching experience to postgraduate and graduate students.  He has penned down a number of articles on Nuclear Sciences.  He has attended and delivered lectures on Nuclear Sciences.  Apart from this he has a number of good books to his credit on Nuclear Science and Physics, this book is another feather in his cap.

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Title
Nuclear Energy: Uses and Significance
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
9789380191003
Length
264p., Tables; Bibliography; Index; 22cm.
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