k Photograph of Chicago Pile number two CP2, at Argonne Forest Preserve in 1943. CP2s predecessor, CP1, demonstrated the first self sustaining nuclear chain reaction on 2 December 1942. In early 1943, CP1 was removed from its site at the University of Chicagos Stagg Field, and rebuilt at Argonne with a few modifications. CP2 was itself demolished in 1956, the radioactive components were removed and the remainder buried. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Photograph of Chicago Pile number two (CP-2), at Argonne Forest Preserve in 1943. CP-2's predecessor, CP-1, demonstrated the first self- sustaining nuclear chain reaction on 2 December 1942. In early 1943, CP-1 was removed from its site at the University of Chicago's Stagg Field, and rebuilt at Argonne with a few modifications. CP-2 was itself demolished in 1956, the radioactive components were removed and the remainder buried.
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Photograph of Chicago Pile number two (CP-2), at Argonne Forest Preserve in 1943. CP-2's predecessor, CP-1, demonstrated the first self- sustaining nuclear chain reaction on 2 December 1942. In early 1943, CP-1 was removed from its site at the University of Chicago's Stagg Field, and rebuilt at Argonne with a few modifications. CP-2 was itself demolished in 1956, the radioactive components were removed and the remainder buried.

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