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Why the hell are you searching up the number 235 on Urban Dictionary? Who does that?
Timmy: "Oh, what a beautiful day. I'm gonna search up the number 235 on the website Urban Dictionary!"
Daniel: "Dude, you are retarded."
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I will not stop. War it is. I will fuck you up until you wish you didnβt do it.
I forgive, I forget, but coming to me like this will be on you. You will get what you deserve. I swear I will fuck you up.
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enriched uranium developed for weapons on the QT, while the world is told that it is meant exclusively for reactor use
You know theyβre producing Iranium-235 when, even though it will mean sanctions against them, they still wonβt let I.A.E.A. inspectors have a look.
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Uranium235 is an isotope of uranium that differs from the element's other common isotope, uranium-238, by its ability to cause a rapidly expanding fission chain reaction. A uranium nucleus that absorbs a neutron splits into two lighter nuclei; this is called nuclear fission. It releases either two or three neutrons which continue the reaction. In nuclear reactors, the reaction is slowed down by the addition of control rods which are made of elements such as boron, cadmium, and hafnium which can absorb a large number of neutrons. In nuclear bombs, the reaction is uncontrolled and the large amount of energy released creates a nuclear explosion.
One atom of U-235 generates 200 MeV = 3.2 Γ 10-11 J, i.e. 18 TJ/mol = 77 TJ/kg.
Only around 0.72% of all natural uranium is uranium-235, the rest being mostly uranium-238. This concentration is insufficient for a self sustaining reaction; enrichment, which just means separating out the uranium-238, must take place to get a usable concentration of uranium-235. For an explosion, approximately 90% purity is required.
Have fun with u235. Play catch with it or something.
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Usually referred to as just u235. It is an isotope of uranium that differs from the element's other common isotope, u238, by its ability to cause a rapidly expanding fission chain reaction. A uranium nucleus that absorbs a neutron splits into two lighter nuclei; this is called nuclear fission. It releases either two or three neutrons which continue the reaction. In nuclear reactors, the reaction is slowed down by the addition of control rods which are made of elements such as boron, cadmium, and hafnium which can absorb a large number of neutrons. In nuclear bombs, the reaction is uncontrolled and the large amount of energy released creates a nuclear explosion.
One atom of U-235 generates 200 MeV = 3.2 Γ 10-11 J, i.e. 18 TJ/mol = 77 TJ/kg.
Only around 0.72% of all natural uranium is uranium-235, the rest being mostly uranium-238. This concentration is insufficient for a self sustaining reaction; enrichment, which just means separating out the uranium-238, must take place to get a usable concentration of uranium-235. For an explosion, approximately 90% purity is required.
U235, oh yea that's the stuff...
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Batting .235 is a reference to baseball which means you're not doing well that day.
It means you did something stupid or something not expected of you.
Person 1: Man, my girlfriend didn't make me a sandwich this morning...she ALWAYS makes me a sandwich.
Person 2: Wow, she's batting .235 today. That sucks.
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The act of mentioning any potential fanfic's plot, whether sexual or not, will cause that fanfic to come into being in a publicly accessible location.
Robert: God, can you imagine a story where Jean-Luc Picard and Twilight Sparkle went on an adventure together?
Jean: Stop! Don't invoke Rule 235-- damn it, that story's on fimfiction.net now. "Discord's Prime Directive."
Robert: I'm so sorry.
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