Definition of nuclear bombs and its effect

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The question is asking for a definition of nuclear bombs and an explanation of their effects, both immediate and long-term, on people and the environment.

Answer

Nuclear weapons are explosive devices using nuclear reactions, causing massive destruction and radiation.

A nuclear weapon is an explosive device deriving its force from nuclear reactions, like fission or a combination with fusion. Its effects include immediate destruction through blast and heat, ionizing radiation causing health and environmental damage, and long-term radiation consequences.

Answer for screen readers

A nuclear weapon is an explosive device deriving its force from nuclear reactions, like fission or a combination with fusion. Its effects include immediate destruction through blast and heat, ionizing radiation causing health and environmental damage, and long-term radiation consequences.

More Information

Nuclear weapons release a massive amount of energy due to nuclear reactions. They cause immediate catastrophic effects through a combination of blast force, intense heat, and radiation. Long-term impacts include environmental contamination and genetic damage to living organisms.

Tips

Avoid confusing the differences between fission (splitting of atoms) and fusion (combining atoms), as both are crucial in understanding the destructive capacity of nuclear weapons.

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