Fission & Fusion Word Scramble
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Einstein theorized that mass has [...] even when not in motion. | Einstein theorized that mass has energy even when not in motion. |
When atoms split, they release [...] | When atoms split, they release energy |
Fission is another word for [-ing]. | Fission is another word for splitting. |
Fusion means '[...]' | Fusion means 'joining together' |
The first nuclear bombs used [fission/fusion] | The first nuclear bombs used fission |
During World War II, the atomic bomb was developed in what was called the [...] Project. | During World War II, the atomic bomb was developed in what was called the Manhattan Project. |
[fission/fusion] is used in nuclear power plants to heat water and run a steam-powered generator. | Fission is used in nuclear power plants to heat water and run a steam-powered generator. |
Fission and Fusion both release [...]. | Fission and Fusion both release energy. |
[fission/fusion] powers the energy of stars. | Fusion powers the energy of stars. |
A radioisotope thermal generator (RTG) generates electricty from the heat of [...] and a device called a thermoelectric converter. | A radioisotope thermal generator (RTG) generates electricty from the heat of radiation and a device called a thermoelectric converter. |
Radioisotope thermal generators (RTG) are not good for nuclear power plants because they [...]. | Radioisotope thermal generators (RTG) are not good for nuclear power plants because they produce small amounts of electricity. |
Radioisotope thermal generators (RTG) are good for satellites and spacecrafts because they produce more energy than solar panels and they are [...] and have no moving parts to break. | Radioisotope thermal generators (RTG) are good for satellites and spacecrafts because they produce more energy than solar panels and they are small and have no moving parts to break. |
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