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Nuclear Proliferation Final
Nuclear
Proliferation
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Govt. College of Science
Presented to [Sir Muhammad Adil]
Presented by [AR SHAKIR]
BBA 6th Semester

Roll No: 1768 (54)

Table of Contents

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History ________________________________________________________________ 1
Origins _______________________________________________________________ 1
Early Years ___________________________________________________________ 1
Developments _________________________________________________________ 2

Nuclear Proliferation ___________________________________________________ 3
Dual use technology ____________________________________________________ 3
Development of Nuclear Power for a country _________________________________ 4
International Atomic Energy Agency ________________________________________ 4
Additional Protocol ______________________________________________________ 4
Limitations of Safeguards ________________________________________________ 5
NPT Non-Signatories ____________________________________________________ 5

Nuclear Power _________________________________________________________ 6
Importance of Nuclear Power _____________________________________________ 6
Nuclear Basics _________________________________________________________ 6
Nuclear Power Generation Principles _______________________________________ 6
Nuclear Power in the World _______________________________________________ 6
Advantages ___________________________________________________________ 7
Disadvantages _________________________________________________________ 7

Pakistan as Nuclear Power _____________________________________________ 8
Objective _____________________________________________________________ 8
History _______________________________________________________________ 8
Pakistan nuclear power reactors __________________________________________ 10
International co-operation _______________________________________________ 10
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