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i heard that there is an idea (i don't know if it's true) that we can make ANY ELEMENT radioactive! and i thought "wtf"!
orgthingy said:
An atomic bomb works by using either fission or fusion reactions to release a large amount of energy in a short period of time. This energy is released in the form of heat and light, causing the explosion. Unlike a radioactive bomb, which uses radioactive material to create the explosion, an atomic bomb uses non-radioactive materials such as uranium or plutonium.
An atomic bomb without radioactivity is not necessarily safe. While it may not have the long-term effects of radiation exposure, it can still cause destruction and loss of life due to the explosion and resulting shockwave. Additionally, there may still be some residual radiation present from the materials used in the bomb.
Yes, an atomic bomb without radioactivity can still be used as a weapon. While it may not have the same long-term effects as a radioactive bomb, it can still cause significant destruction and loss of life due to the explosion.
An atomic bomb without radioactivity is a type of nuclear bomb that uses either fission or fusion reactions to create an explosion. However, unlike a nuclear bomb, it does not use radioactive materials to create the explosion. This means that it does not have the same long-term effects of radiation exposure.
While an atomic bomb without radioactivity may not have the same long-term effects as a radioactive bomb, there are still potential risks associated with its use. These include the immediate destruction and loss of life from the explosion, as well as the potential for residual radiation from the materials used in the bomb.