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Atomic energy and energy security
Atomic Energy, 2006The results of analytical investigations of the dynamics of world energy consumption, which were performed on the basis of a mathematical analysis of series of statistical data on the consumption of primary energy in the world, are presented. The main trends characteristic for the present stage of development of world energy production are determined ...
V. F. Tsibul’skii +1 more
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2018
In this chapter, we look at the energy of electrons in an atom and determine how the quantum state of the atom changes over time. This leads us to introduce the energy operator, or Hamiltonian, and the Schrodinger equation that governs the behaviour of quantum systems.
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In this chapter, we look at the energy of electrons in an atom and determine how the quantum state of the atom changes over time. This leads us to introduce the energy operator, or Hamiltonian, and the Schrodinger equation that governs the behaviour of quantum systems.
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Ionization Energies of Atoms and Atomic Ions
Journal of Chemical Education, 2003Less familiar aspects of ionization energies of atoms and atomic ions from s, p, d, and f blocks of the periodic table are discussed.
Peter F. Lang, Barry C. Smith
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Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1987
Abstract The claim that nuclear energy will not be necessary in the future depends upon the supposition that there need be no significant increase in global energy consumption. Population growth, and the demand to improve greatly the lot of the majority of the human race, make nonsense of this assumption. By the middle of the coming century the world's
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Abstract The claim that nuclear energy will not be necessary in the future depends upon the supposition that there need be no significant increase in global energy consumption. Population growth, and the demand to improve greatly the lot of the majority of the human race, make nonsense of this assumption. By the middle of the coming century the world's
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The Atom and its Energy Meet the Atoms
Nature, 1948PROF. ANDRADE is an old hand at explaining the mysteries of atomic structure ; his "Structure of the Atom" was the standard text in the days when electrons circulated on nicely calculable orbits around the nuclei that Nature provided for our study. The electrons have long since abandoned their tramway-like orbits and, like buses in a fog, have a mere ...
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2003
Atoms and molecules emit electromagnetic radiation or photons when the electrons or nuclei undergo transitions between various energy levels of the atomic or molecular system. Detailed theory of radiation requires quantum electrodynamics to fully describe the interaction between materials and electromagnetic radiation, so it will not be detailed in ...
Jane P. Chang, Francis F. Chen
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Atoms and molecules emit electromagnetic radiation or photons when the electrons or nuclei undergo transitions between various energy levels of the atomic or molecular system. Detailed theory of radiation requires quantum electrodynamics to fully describe the interaction between materials and electromagnetic radiation, so it will not be detailed in ...
Jane P. Chang, Francis F. Chen
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United Nations Atomic Energy News
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1947The BULLETIN offers this first-hand report of events at Lake Success as a regular monthly feature. Mr. Kihss, a staff member of the NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE, has specialized in Atomic Energy Commission activities.
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1975
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on atomic energy. A nuclear power plant is very much like a conventional steam power plant. The only difference is that the heat, used to heat the steam that runs the steam turbines and the electric generator, is not obtained by burning coal, gas, or oil, but is derived from controlled nuclear reactions.
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Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on atomic energy. A nuclear power plant is very much like a conventional steam power plant. The only difference is that the heat, used to heat the steam that runs the steam turbines and the electric generator, is not obtained by burning coal, gas, or oil, but is derived from controlled nuclear reactions.
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Low Energy Atom-Atom Collisions
1982The semiclassical theory of atom-atom potential scattering and of low energy inelastic atom-atom scattering is reviewed. Particular attention is given to the origin and interpretation of rainbow structure, diffraction oscillations and exchange oscillations in the potential scattering differential cross-section, and to the glory structure and symmetry ...
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