We know that 8 tablespoons of butter = 1/2 cup. Let x be the  number of tablespoons in 1/3 cup.   (1/3)/(1/2) = x/8   1/3 * 2/1 = x/8   8*(2/3) = (x/8)*8   16 â¦ /3 = x   5 1/3 = x   Therefore, 1/3 cup of butter is 5 1/3  tablespoons. .+ 86 others found this useful.et x be the  number of tablespoons in 1/3 cup.   (1/3)/(1/2) = x/8   1/3 * 2/1 = x/8   8*(2/3) = (x/8)*8   16 â¦ /3 = x   5 1/3 = x   Therefore, 1/3 cup of butter is 5 1/3  tablespoons. . + 86 others found this useful.
There are two ways residual radioactivity is produced from an atomic blast. The first is due to fallout of the fission products or the nuclear material itself--uranium or plutonium (uranium was used for the Hiroshima bomb whereas plutonium was used for the Nagasaki bomb)--that contaminate the ground.he first is due to fallout of the fission products or the nuclear material itself--uranium or plutonium (uranium was used for the Hiroshima bomb whereas plutonium was used for the Nagasaki bomb)--that contaminate the ground.
The fact is that as far as the Japanese militarists were concerned, the atomic bomb was just another weapon. The two atomic bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki were icing on the cake, and did not do as much damage as the firebombings of Japanese cities.The B-29 firebombing campaign had brought the destruction of 3,100,000 homes, leaving 15 million people homeless, and killing about a million of them.n August 6, 1945, the world dramatically entered the atomic age: without either warning or precedent, an American plane dropped a single nuclear bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The explosion utterly destroyed more than four square miles of the city center.