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Chemistry, 24.05.2021 23:40 Nickanderson21

Fu/kushima Daiichi nuclear disaster (Research) 1. When and where did this accident happen?
2. Describe the incident and cause.
3. Who was responsible?
4. How many people were injured or died? (short term and long term)
5. How could the accident have been prevented?
6. What chemicals were involved?
7. What are the chemicals physical and chemical properties? (refer to their safety data sheets)
8. What are the chemicals uses, what products are they used in?
9. What health problems did the accident cause?
10. Relate details from the accident to chemistry topics we have covered so far
11. Compare and contrast the safety protocols used at the time of the accident to current safety practices for the same chemical.

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