What's the difference

Summary: 

An international team of scientist demonstrate the worlds first soap that responds to magnets. In further development the soap could be used to clean up oil spills and waste water. The detergent action of the soaps is able to grip on oil surfaces, thus clean up an oil spill. The new soap is said to be similar to ordinary soap but this soap contains iron atoms that respond  to magnets. Professor Eastoe and his team started with detergents molecules, and then found a way to add iron atoms into the to molecules. the team sent their research  to the Institute Laue Langevin (ILL) in Grenoble, France. An intense beam of  sub-atomic particles called neutrons shed light in the matter. They saw iron particles clumped together that could  respond to magnetic fields.The research is still in laboratory phases, but has been taken into discussion.

Response: Its a great idea, why should we spend more time and money on the use of detergents to clean up oil spills, we should be finding ways to make oil drilling less dangerous, towards us and the marine biosphere, we should be looking for ways to make the transport of oil less dangerous and complicated. Tanker should be well protected, from every possible threat that hits it from the outside; the ship maintenance check should be done more carefully. Technical devices that help the tanker to navigate should be in check, and the captain should know what he is dealing with. Why spend time on any of this. We should not be drilling holes anyways.  We should be all pro Nuclear. Nuclear energy is more sustainable, its cheaper and less dangerous to the environment, also it needs protection. We should all be pro nulear, we should Throrium reactors, they are hybrid reactors that can be be built in the ground next to our homes, the element thorium is cheap, and alos works as a protective covering, it does not shed any radiations and is proliferation proof.

Vocabulary: 

• Detergent

a.The "detergent" action of soap comes from its ability to attach to oily,grimy surfaces, with the "water-hating" end breaking up molecules at that surface.

b.Origin: Adjective; Cleansing,purging; 1610-20; (< F) < Latin dētergent-  (stem of dētergēns ) wiping off(present participle of dētergēre ).

c. Detergent is always used in washing clothes.

• Applications

a. Experts say that with further development, it could find applications in clearing oil spill and waste water.

b.Origin: the quality of being usable for a particular purpose, or in a specific way. 1375-1425; late Middle English applicacio ( u ) n  (< Middle French ) 

c. The wheel is the modern world has a lot of applications.

• Neutrons

a..An intense beam of the sub-atomic particles known as neutrons shed light on the matter.

b. Neutrons: Noun;An elementary particle having no change.

Origin: 1920-25; neutr(o)-  + -on¹

c. Neutron's are present in an atom