Atomic Women: The Untold Stories Of Scientists Who Helped Create Nuclear Bomb Roseanne Montillo Little Brown Young Readers Αγγλικά Βιβλία Children's

P P1 {Margin: 0 0Px Text-Indent: 36 Font: 13 Times} The Atomic Women Is A Portrait Of World War Ii Female Scientists Who Worked In Laboratories And Secrets Sites Manhattan Project Whose Contributions Have Been Left Unstudied Recruited Not Only From Labs Universities Across Country But Also Countries Abroad These Helped Often Initiated Development Bomb Taking Starring Role Fact Their Involvement Was Critical To Its Success This Book Explores Just Steps Towards Creation Successful Nuclear Moral Implications Such An Invention Centering Are Groundbreaking Leading Era Gave Rise Project: Lise Meitner Irene Joliot-Curie (Daughter Marie Curie) Europe Led Groundwork For Though They Were Fully Aware Consequences Elizabeth Rona Foremost Expert Plutonium Expertise \ Fat Man\ Little Boy Bombs Dropped Over Japan As Well Leona Marshall Graves Joan Hinton Looked Upon European Scientific Ideals Inspiration Went Ahead Carved Own Path Span S1 {Font-Kerning: None} Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0728 Διαστάσεις: 14 6X14 6Cm