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Unit 11: Segment B

This segment explains how nuclear fission creates new elements.

08/16/2016 | Rating NR

Chemistry Matters

Unit 11: Segment B

Season 11 Episode 2 | 18m 25sVideo has Closed Captions

This segment explains how nuclear fission creates new elements.

This segment explains how nuclear fission creates new elements. Students also learn about the characteristics of the three particles that result from nuclear decay, alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, and the energy derived from nuclear fission.

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Chemistry Matters

Unit 11: Segment B

Season 11 Episode 2 | 18m 25sVideo has Closed Captions

This segment explains how nuclear fission creates new elements. Students also learn about the characteristics of the three particles that result from nuclear decay, alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, and the energy derived from nuclear fission.

08/16/2016 | Rating NR

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