Notes on Use of Atomic Energy, August 23,1945

 
Containers:
11.0043 - Box 1, Folder 07
Scope and content:

Prepared by J.R. Fleming, this paper is a culmination of notes describing the scientific elements of the atomic bomb and the principles put into effect to make the bomb as effective as possible. Topics featured in this paper range from the process of uranium fission to the plutonium process and how those processes evolved as the war continued. Fleming also discusses the New Mexico laboratory used to work on the bomb and the people involved.

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