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The uses of nuclear fuels to generate electrical power, to make isotopes for peaceful purposes, and to make explosives are well known. The estimated world-wide capacity of the 429 nuclear power reactors in operation in January 1990 amounted to about 311,000 megawatts. [Pg.202]

R. Rhodes, The Making of the Mtomic Bomb Simon and Schuster, New York, 1986 R. G. Hewlett and J. M. HoU,M/om for Peace and War 1953—1961 Eisenhower and theMtomic Energy Commission University of California Press, Berkeley, Calif., 1989. [Pg.182]

The goal of COST is to ensure that Europe holds a strong position in the field of scientific and technical research for peaceful purposes, hy increasing European cooperation and interaction in this field. Ease of access for institutions from nonmember countries also makes COST a successful tool for tackling topics of a truly global nature. [Pg.1547]

As the chemical industry expanded, Perkin continued his own scientific research in the peace of his private laboratory. He had not lost his touch. Among the synthetic methods he discovered is one now called the Perkin reaction. He used it to make a synthetic substitute for a vegetable substance called coumarin, which has a pleasant, vanillalike odor. Coumarin spawned the synthetic perfume business and made luxurious scents available to all. Once again, a Perkin chemical started a new industry, albeit a modest one in comparison with dyes and pharmaceuticals. Despite the worldwide impact of Perkins discoveries, he was not knighted by the British monarchy until 1906, the fiftieth anniversary of his discovery of mauve. The world chemistry community feted him lavishly that year, and he traveled to the United States collecting further honors. A year later, at the age of 69, he died peacefully, at home. [Pg.28]

All of the Forum participants believe that the solution to humanity s problems, particularly the problem of energy, requires a secure and stable peace. To this end, reduction in the world s armaments could make a strong contribution, both in improving the international political climate, and in making available new resources and materials that could be applied to development of energy systems. [Pg.42]

DEAR JOE YOUR LETTER HAS JUST NOW COME TO MY ATTENTION. YOU ARE THE BEST QUALIFIED MAN IN THE UNITED STATES TO DO THIS JOB AND WILL BE MAKING A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATION AND FOR THE PEACE OF THE WORLD. [Pg.25]

Going out of the Palace, I felt a sudden relief. It was about two and a half years after Germany had surrendered, and about two years since Japan had surrendered, and I was sure this trial would make a strong contribution to eventual peace. [Pg.79]

When McKinley was assassinated, Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest president at age 42. He is famous for his motto, Speak sofdy and carry a big stick. Roosevelt battled for meat inspection and pure-food laws. Also, he wanted to save the forests and break the grip that big business had on steel and oil. Roosevelt persuaded the diplomats of warring Russia and Japan to make peace. [Pg.82]

Imagine a perfect world. What does perfect mean to you Get as detailed as possible. Aside from the requisite world peace and clean environment, think about the day-to-day things that would make a difference to you. Would every coffee maker have a pause and serve feature Would the Dave Matthews Band perform free concerts at your school every Saturday Would everyone in your state, upon getting their driver s license, be given the car of their choice ... [Pg.19]

Female Lomamyia lay their eggs clustered on little stalks they attach to termite-infested wood. How they choose egg sites is unexplored. When the eggs hatch, the larvae crawl down the stalk and into the wood to search out termite nests, where they make their home. The resident termites seem to accept them, although the larvae are cautious when termites are nearby. Do the larvae smell like termites Despite the apparent peace between them, the larvae live by preying upon the termites in an odd manner. [Pg.184]

Jick Muldoon is very happy. He is on a two-week vacation and he is driving to Pelican Beach. He needs this vacation because he works at the Ace Dynamite Factory. He has to make sure that all of the dynamite is safely packed into boxes before it s loaded onto trucks to be shipped. He needs a lot of peace and quiet. Pelican Beach is usually a very quiet place. He always goes there on his vacation because there are no noisy crowds, no loud noises, no loud music, and, especially, no fireworks. Even the seagulls are quiet. [Pg.13]

Balance results from Mastery. Mastery results from Knowledge and Practice. You have been told the truth. Make U your own. Realize what you are. Practice the methods of the Formulas. Then, and then only, will you enter into that conscious ness of Peace, Poise and Power, which cornea to him who hath acquired Bahtier.. As we have said in the Arcane Teaching Oh, Neophyte, in the Centre of Life shale thou indeed find Poise and Power. In the Heart of the Storm shall thou find Peace. In the Centre of the Cosmos shall thou find THYSELF. He who Ends the Centre of Himself, finds the CentTe of the Cosmos, For, at the last, they ire ONE ... [Pg.73]

The next stage of development went to polymer chemists and development engineers, as the expertise of Roy Plunkett was really in fluorine chemistry. The first great application was in the separation of the isotope U-235 from U-238 by gaseous diffusion of UFe to make atomic bombs, as the gas uranium hexafluoride was exceedingly corrosive and destroyed conventional gaskets and seals. PTFE was just what was needed to form the diffusion membrane, as it was not attacked by fluorine. When peace returned, PTFE registered the trademark of Teflon in 1944. [Pg.29]


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