Nuclear Reactors Booklet US Atomic Energy Commission Understanding The Atom Book
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Vintage educational booklet on nuclear reactor design, safety, and propulsion from the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. This vintage educational booklet, titled Nuclear Reactors, was produced by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Division of Technical Information) as part of their Understanding the Atom series. It covers nuclear reactor design, research and power reactors, reactor propulsion, safety protocols, and future nuclear concepts. Written during the height of mid-century atomic optimism, this piece features vintage technical diagrams, educational breakdowns, and historical context regarding United States nuclear technology. Condition & Included Items: Softcover, stapled binding remains secure. Ex-library copy with library ink stamps on the front cover (KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY) and rear cover. Visible age toning, mild edge wear, and staple rust showing along the left margin. Handwritten pencil note along top left front margin. Interior pages are complete and clean without loose pages. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Dust Jacket Condition: None (Issued without jacket). Cover Condition: Moderate surface wear, faint discoloration/toning, library ink stamp on front and back cover, faint pencil notation at top-left front. Binding Condition: Stapled booklet format; staples show minor oxidation/rusting, binding holding secure. Pages Condition: Clean, light uniform age-toning, no observed major tears or heavy staining. Writing / Markings: Library stamps
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