NUCLEAR POWER FOR BEGINNERS

NUCLEAR POWER FOR BEGINNERS

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Science & Technology History
Format Paperback
Pages 148
Language English
Published May 12, 1983
Publisher Pantheon
Edition Revised
ISBN-10 039471539X
ISBN-13 9780394715391
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This intriguing book serves as an introduction to the complex world of nuclear power, making it accessible for readers new to the subject. Stephen Croall expertly breaks down the fundamentals, demystifying a topic often shrouded in fear and misunderstanding. He delves into the science behind atomic energy, explaining the principles of nuclear fission and the intricacies of reactor technology in a manner that is engaging and easy to grasp.

Beyond the technical details, the book explores the broader implications of nuclear power in today's energy landscape. It discusses the environmental benefits and challenges associated with transitioning to this form of energy, along with the debates surrounding safety and waste management. Readers will gain insight into how nuclear power fits into the fight against climate change and the quest for sustainable energy solutions.

With a blend of informative content and approachable language, Croall's work is ideal for anyone curious about the future of energy. Whether for academic purposes or personal interest, this guide equips readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of nuclear energy.

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