Book Report Over The Radioactive Boy Scout I chose to read The Radioactive Boy Scout, written by Ken Silverstein, because I found it interesting how a simple Boy Scout could build an entire nuclear reactor in his backyard. I was confused before I read the book because, from what I’ve heard, Boy Scouts aren’t taught how to build a nuclear reactor. I knew something was a little off about that and wanted to learn why. I was also confused on how a boy could build a nuclear reactor without his parents
Sanders 12-5-15 Throughout the book it talks about the Periodic Table of Elements. From a chemistry point of view the Periodic Table is probably the most important and valuable asset to all chemists, for the people who do not know what the Periodic Table is it is a chart that is pretty much a huge list of all the elements known to man, it also contains the elements atomic weight and mass which is important to know. Without the Periodic Table David (and all of the other chemists
All the members of the committee read the report surprisingly. Raj Nath read it first and presents his view that it could have been best Science Fiction plot. He further points out that CRAY is the only fastest and advanced Supercomputer of our time. He says that the present report is a blueprint of the same only instead of electronics, it uses photonics. That means the processing of information in the computer