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jaketodd
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I feel bad I've been asking so many questions, some of which don't really make sense. So I bought a 5 year membership to try to make it up to you guys; trying to give back.
Here's what I really need to know:
An example atom that is fissionable, along with the velocity of the nucleons before the fission, the mass of the nucleons before the fission, the kinetic energy of the nucleons before the fission, and the energy released by the fission minus the kinetic energy due to the opposing charges of the daughter nuclei (in other words, just the energy released due to mass converting to energy, and any binding energy released if that even applies (I am still learning here)).
I wish I could have just made my questions this simple to begin with, but I didn't understand enough. Now I do; thanks to all you guys and/or gals. Now that I've put a lot of thought into my above questions, I see that it's asking for a lot of data, I hope someone comes through for me.
Jake
Here's what I really need to know:
An example atom that is fissionable, along with the velocity of the nucleons before the fission, the mass of the nucleons before the fission, the kinetic energy of the nucleons before the fission, and the energy released by the fission minus the kinetic energy due to the opposing charges of the daughter nuclei (in other words, just the energy released due to mass converting to energy, and any binding energy released if that even applies (I am still learning here)).
I wish I could have just made my questions this simple to begin with, but I didn't understand enough. Now I do; thanks to all you guys and/or gals. Now that I've put a lot of thought into my above questions, I see that it's asking for a lot of data, I hope someone comes through for me.
Jake