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A German chemist and physicist is considered as the “father” of atom bomb. He split the uranium atom in 1938 and thereby discovered the possibility of chain reaction. Who was he ?
R. Schelsinger
H.c. Urey
Otto Hahn
Alfred Nobel
- Option 1: R. Schelsinger
Not relevant. There isn’t a significant historical figure by this name in the context of the atomic bomb.
- Option 2: H.c. Urey
Harold Clayton Urey was an American chemist who won a Nobel Prize for the discovery of deuterium. He wasn't associated with splitting the uranium atom or the chain reaction discovery.
- Option 3: Otto Hahn
Otto Hahn was a German chemist who is often referred to as the "father of nuclear chemistry." He discovered nuclear fission in 1938 by splitting the uranium atom, which led to the possibility of a chain reaction.
- Option 4: Alfred Nobel
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist known for inventing dynamite. He established the Nobel Prizes but had no involvement in nuclear physics or the development of the atomic bomb.
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