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CHAPTER FIVE

Fig 26: Isotopes of Hydrogen
Fig 26: Isotopes of Hydrogen
Fig. 27: Positive Ions (“CAT-eye-ons”)
Fig. 27: Positive Ions (“CAT-eye-ons”)
Fig. 28: Negative Ions (“AN-eye-ons”)
(Pg. 66) Ice Cream and Olives
(Pg. 66) Positive and Negative Ions
(We’re sorry you had to see that.)
Fig. 29: Formation of Hydrogen Chloride
Fig. 29: Formation of Hydrogen Chloride
Fig. 30: Nuclear Fission
Fig. 30: Nuclear Fission
(Pg. 69) Yellowcake
(Pg. 69) Yellowcake
Credit: US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (CC-BY-SA-2.0)
(Pg. 69) Fuel Pellets
(Pg. 69) Fuel Pellets
Credit: US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (CC-BY-SA-2.0)
Fig. 31: Used Fuel Makeup
Fig. 31: Used Fuel Makeup
Fig. 32: Periodic Table of Elements
Fig. 32: Periodic Table of Elements
Credit: Emeka Udenze (CC-BY-SA-4.0)
Fig. 33: Distribution of Fission Product Creation
Fig. 33: Distribution of Fission Product Creation
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fission_product_yield# /media/File:Fission_yield_volatile_2.png
Fig. 34: Waste Reduction
Fig. 34: Waste Reduction
Credit: By the authors
Fig. 34: Fuel Processing
Fig. 34: Fuel Processing
Credit: By the authors
(Pg. 77) Centrifuge Cascade
(Pg. 77) Centrifuge Cascade
Credit: US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (CC-BY-SA-2.0)
Fig. 36: Decay of Used Fuel to Natural Levels
Fig. 36: Decay of Used Fuel to Natural Levels
Source: Thorium: Energy Cheaper Than Coal (2012) by Robert Hargraves, pg. 206
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