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Positive atomic nuclei attract negative electrons.
The atomic number for iron is 26.
Actually, I should know it. Wait a minute, let me remember. Exactly! The atomic number of radium is 88.
We are in the era of atomic energy.
Science produced the atomic bomb.
This book deals with the uses of atomic power.
The atomic bomb is the offspring of 20th century physics.
It is desirable that atomic energy should be used for peaceful purposes.
The atomic bomb destroyed the entire city of Hiroshima.
The atomic bomb is a grave threat to mankind.
We live in the atomic age.
We should make use of atomic energy.
We must think about peaceful uses of atomic energy.
We can make peaceful use of atomic energy.
The treaty bans atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs.
Mankind will succeed in making peaceful use of atomic energy.
We are exploring new sources, such as solar and atomic energy.
Let us stop to think how much we depend upon atomic energy.
Here is an atomic power plant.
An atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.
Atomic bombs are a danger to the human race.
The first atomic bomb was dropped on Japan.
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In several remote places under strict military protection American scientists were developing Process 97 the secret ingredient of the atomic bomb.
Process 97 the atomic bomb America 's top war secret, remains a secret.
Well, we've been having lectures in atomic energy at school.
Because when you combine atomic energy with jet propulsion and radar and guided missiles, well, just think of the..
All this atomic energy and scientific efficiency.
Or the Russian century or atomic century.
Here's to oil, down with atomic energy.
A highly developed form of atomic power, I should imagine.
We know from observation that your planet has discovered a rudimentary atomic energy.
But soon one of your nations will apply atomic energy to spaceships.
And they blow this atomic vapor right through the wall at me.
Of course, if I had used my power to steal atomic secrets and sell them to foreign powers, OK.
It'll make atomic power look like the horse and buggy.
Or an atomic number. Something from a periodic table.
In this demonstration, I shall endeavor to pass my subject through atomic space into the coffin above, before your very eyes.
Forrester thinks they generate atomic force without the screening we use.
Professor, how do you know that this has something to do with the atomic bombs?
The evidence suggests. that Godzilla itself must have absorbed an enormous amount of atomic radiation.
What I mean is, if this Godzilla is the product from the use of atomic weapons.
He absorbed massive amounts of atomic radiation, but Godzilla still survived. What do you think could kill him?
Look, Mommy! An atomic disintegrator!
Radio, television, automobile, airplane, atomic fission, jet propulsion.
Oh, those people must use atomic power as we use water.
The only one missing is the inventor of the atomic bomb.
The atomic age!
And over all the lands and walkers of the earth, hangs the atomic haze of death.
You lit up like an atomic fire.
Free from this atomic world of ours.
Let's call it atomic skin. That's what radiation did to him.
From what I've concluded, radiation and atomic bombs may have been the spark that gave it life.
News and current affairs
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran began enriching uranium at a pilot centrifuge plant last August, and is constructing larger underground enrichment facilities.
Third, the International Atomic Energy Agency, which is supposed to police the non-proliferation system, is shamefully underfunded.
The International Atomic Energy Agency also reports that Iran is carrying out research to develop designs for nuclear warheads.
The other division, which falls under the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission and the National Development Complex, has a much wider range of responsibilities - conversion of uranium gas to metal, weapons design and manufacture, and nuclear testing.
One recalls that two years ago, highly placed members of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission wanted to play atheir role in the jihad against America.
Imagine, for example, the horrific situation consequences ofarising from an atomic explosion in some American city.
He became Sweden's foreign minister for a year and was later a director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna.
He delivered the clean bill of health that Saddam had hoped for when he began hiding his atomic factories and ambitions.
Since then, we have learnt all too unambiguously that Saddam is obsessed with procuring weapons of mass destruction - chemical and biological warheads as well as atomic bombs and the missiles to deliver them.
Indeed, it is now clear that Saddam was but a year away from securing his first atomic bomb when the Gulf War broke out.
China behaved similarly when the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (plus Germany) met to discuss sanctions against Iran for violations of its obligations to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Indeed, China has a track record as a serial proliferator, having helped Pakistan build its atomic bomb.
The atomic bomb has returned for a second act, a post-Cold War encore.
Part of the Israeli nuclear arsenal is being shifted to sea, with atomic warheads on diesel submarines, to prevent their being targeted in a surprise attack.
The energy derived from splitting uranium and plutonium atoms was originally used for the ultimate weapon, the atomic bomb.
We need something on the scale of the Manhattan Project (which created the atomic bomb), or the Apollo Program (which put a man on the moon).
Solutions such as these are not explored, however, because they are not within obviously immediate reach, as the atomic bomb and the lunar landing were.
It has forsworn nuclear weapons, having signed a comprehensive nuclear-safeguards agreement with Argentina and the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The International Atomic Energy Agency expects at least 90 additional nuclear-power reactors to join the 437 now in operation globally by 2030.
Aside from the atomic bomb, this is the most dangerous security development in two centuries.
Soon after World War II, physicists at the University of Chicago started a journal called the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists to promote arms control.
But the documents that Libya turned over to the International Atomic Energy Agency, and subsequently to the US, show that Pakistan supplied more than just equipment for making bomb fuel.
For Japan's neighbors, the International Atomic Energy Agency is not enough; their urgent worries are creating pressure to establish a regional mechanism.