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atomic device

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atomic device [ə′täm·ik di′vīs]
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In the 1962 War China humiliated India and, two years later, exploded an atomic device.
140 QC389 Written for students and researchers exploring the relatively new field of slow light in photonic structures and optical fibers, this textbook describes current applications in telecommunications, semiconductors and atomic devices.
Under it, and at the former Manhattan Project laboratories the commission took over and the new laboratories it built, the push was on for all sorts of other things nuclear: nuclear power plants, food irradiation, nuclear-powered airplanes and space craft, atomic devices for excavation including their use to create harbors--anything to bring more activity and money to the scientific vested interests established during the War.
 
 
 
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