Atomic Number

Enter the atomic number.

The atomic number of iron is 26.

13. Helicopters (number)

Number 13, black.

Number 13, white.

Number of sewing courses 13

That would be drawer number 13.

Now, plutonium, 10 to 13 pounds this. This is enough plutonium to create a Nagasaki size atomic weapon.

14. Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (rule 13 (b) resolution 52 11 of 12 November 1997).

14. Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (rule 13 (b) resolution 52 11 of 12 November 1997).

Sounds like a number. Three fives are 13...

13. Lastly, he hoped that the resolution on the effects of atomic radiation that was due to be adopted would help the Scientific Committee to meet Member States special needs in relation to atomic radiation.

13. Number of countries providing voluntary contributions, 1996 1997 31

A 60 L.13 Item 84 Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency 50 Power draft resolution A C E F R S

Letter dated 13 October 2005 from the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency addressed to the President of the Security Council

I wish to confirm our support for General Assembly draft resolution A 60 L.13, entitled Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency .

The Chairman announced that on Monday, 13 October 1997, the Committee would begin its consideration of agenda item 84 (Effects of atomic radiation).

Hence, my delegation has decided to co sponsor the draft resolution on the International Atomic Energy Agency (A 60 L.13) introduced by Japan.

13 years for some of you, you can empathize with that number.

A 60 L.13 Add.1 Item 84 Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency 50 Power draft resolution A C E F R S

Atomic visualisation

Atomic Tanks

Atomic Radiation

Atomic splitter

Atomic numbers

Atomic Radius

Atomic mass

Atomic nucleus

Atomic Mass

Atomic Nuclear

Table 13. Number of countries providing voluntary contributions, 1996 1997 Amount (thousands of

Draw atomic bonds

Draw atomic nuclei

Atomic Mass u

Atomic Radius pm

Gradient Atomic Radius

Atomic Mass Unit

The atomic age!

I have the honour to convey the attached communication, dated 13 October 2005, which I received from the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (see annex).

The Government has recently funded a further 13 units, bringing the total number to 26.

Table 13. Estimated data concerning the number of members of trade union organizations (in thousands)

13. National policies for assistance to the disadvantaged are found in a number of countries.

13. Notes with concern that a number of workload indicators are inaccurate, inflated and unjustifiable

Enter the atomic bomb.