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What were the two methods used to separate U-235 from U-238 in the Manhattan Project during World War II?

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What were the two methods used to separate U-235 from U-238 in the Manhattan Project during World War II?

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The two methods used separate U 235 from U 238 in the manhattan project during world war-II are 1.Electromagnetic separation 2.Gaseous diffusion 1.Electromagnetic separation:this method was introduced by Alfred Nier of the university of minnesota,used a mass spectrometer or spectrograph.using this send a stream of charged particles through a strong magnetic field.Atoms of the lighter

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