Kamawewe
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Thank mkuu
​Hydrogen Bombs are usually abbreviated as H-Bombs.
​Hydrogen Bombs are usually abbreviated as H-Bombs.
Correction, 'Chemical reaction' involves the transfer of electrons. Nuclear bombs never relay on 'Chemical reactions' but rather relay on 'Nuclear reactions'.
Sote tupo sawa mkuu, utofauti ni kuwa ukitumia neno 'nuclear reactions' unakuwa specific zaidi.
Sometimes in 'nuclear chemistry' ambayo ni sub displine ya chemistry huwa wanatambua kuwa a nuclear reaction can sometimes be referred as the chemical reactions of unstable and radioactive elements where both electronic and nuclear changes may both occur.
Hivyo sikukosea ila ulipaswa tu uielewe kiutaalamu badala ya juu juu tu...
Hope we're good!!!
Correction, 'Chemical reaction' involves the transfer of electrons. Nuclear bombs never relay on 'Chemical reactions' but rather relay on 'Nuclear reactions'. After a little research i saw there is a very fine line that separates these two terms( A-Bombs and Nuclear bombs), and it is as you said. FISSION Bombs=Nuclear but also Atomic. But FUSSION Bombs=NUCLEAR but not atomic. Which means i was correct saying Hiroshima Bomb was both Atomic and Nuclear. Again this means modern bombs are nuclear but aren't Atomic, since most modern nuclear bombs are H-Bombs. I think i got it now! 🙂
Mara nyingine ujumbe unafika vizuri zaidi kwa kutumia hii lugha, also brother sio watu wote humu waswahili, keep that in mind. Ila i'm assuming you got the point 🙂wabongo bwana kwa mbwembwe za kngereza
kama unaweza Google any source wamesema this is chem rxn share it with me, I'm always open to new ideas
Soma katika link hii hapa bro, nikipata vyanzo vingine i'll drop em....bahati mbaya natumia simu.
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