What is a Calutron? The calutrons (California University Cyclotron) built at Y-12 were the brainchild of Noble Laureate E. O. Lawrence. At its peak of production in World War II, Y-12 had 1,152 calutrons in operation in - Calutron - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	What is a Calutron? The calutrons (California University Cyclotron) built at Y-12 were the brainchild of Noble Laureate E. O. Lawrence. At its peak of production in World War II, Y-12 had 1,152 calutrons in operation in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-05-13 07:32:30 Open Document File Size: 232,29 KB Share Result on Facebook City Los Alamos / Hiroshima / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Facility University Cyclotron / Los Alamos laboratory / University of California / / IndustryTerm high energy electrons / plutonium device / / OperatingSystem Fermi / / Organization National Nuclear Security Administration / University of California / Uranium Committee / Manhattan Project / Univ. of Chicago / army / United States Army / / Person Ernest Orlando / J. Robert Oppenheimer / Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Enrico Fermi / Ernest O. Lawrence / Leslie R. Groves / / Position commanding officer / Gen. / Manhattan Engineer / physicist / President / commanding officer / / ProvinceOrState Tennessee / New Mexico / California / Washington / / Technology Alpha / radiation / / SocialTag Chemistry Calutron Isotope separation Enriched uranium Y-12 National Security Complex Plutonium Little Boy S-1 Uranium Committee Uranium Nuclear technology

What is a Calutron? The calutrons (California University Cyclotron) built at Y-12 were the brainchild of Noble Laureate E. O. Lawrence. At its peak of production in World War II, Y-12 had 1,152 calutrons in operation in Add to Reading List