Chart of Nuclides introduction

[@Tossphate]

This lecturer has brilliant communication skills

[@cewaltham]

Yes, the fission threshold for uranium 238 is about 1 MeV. There is no fission threshold for uranium 235; thermal (0.025 eV) or even slower neutrons will split a uranium 235 nucleus.

[@konstantin.batkov]

4:40: m is not millisecond but minute

[@PrimitiveAspid]

"Yeah, I like polonium and radon. How could you tell?"

[@Amil1173]

wonderful explanation

[@TheInvisibleOne1026]

This video is awesome for a beginner! Thank you!!

[@nicku-m4k]

this video doesnt like staying in my playlist for some reason. 👀

[@snapfinger1]

Once you get to Bismuth you’re home free.

[@AnotherGlenn]

@outreachc21 I have read the same thing.

[@dreamincolor4522]

Thank you so much! I am learning to work with reactors and this was extremely helpful!!

[@aleksisiltala10]

Very simple explanation, thank you!

[@markadams6174]

Excellent explanation - he even sounds like Carl Sagan :-)

[@320parks8]

very stable presentation . something Lead me here.

[@masscomnet]

terrible

[@richb2752]

Better check your C14.

[@anurupmohanty]

Thank you so much!

[@MrJonnyPepper]

hmmmmm very interesting

[@masscomnet]

"each nucliiiiide"