China s nuclear forces, what is nuclear power?

No, now there are ** countries that will not use it unless they have to, and if the nuclear bomb is thrown casually, it will easily cause domino benefits, so no one wants to start this. Of course, it also depends on the situation you are talking about, and it will be difficult to say if the enemy uses conventional forces to blow up Beijing to the bottom. If it weren't for Beijing, it wouldn't be at all.

Angola China will not be on nuclear policy now. But in a hurry, who is reasonable?

No, because the consequences of doing so are more serious and outweigh the losses.

It won't work. My country is committed not to be the first to use nuclear **.

No, use would be contrary not only to nuclear policy, but also to international nuclear treaties.

The nuclear force is the force that makes the nucleons form the nucleus of an atom and belongs to the category of strong interaction forces. There are neutrons and protons in the nucleus, and protons are positively charged, so protons repel each other. It is the very strong nuclear force that attracts them together and causes them to form nuclei in a very small area.

The nuclear force is a short-range force that is only manifested at the atomic nuclear scale.

Nuclear force is a very complex interaction, and it is only through years of experimental research and theoretical analysis that people have a relatively detailed understanding of its characteristics, but it is still incomplete.

Saturation of nuclear forces:

Each nucleon only interacts with neighboring nucleons, a property known as the saturation of the nuclear force. In the various heavier nuclei (e.g., a>40), each nucleon occupies about the same volume, and the average binding energy of each nucleon is also about the same.

This experimental fact shows that each nucleon in the nucleus usually has a strong attraction to a few neighboring nucleons, indicating that the nuclear force is saturated like the force between some molecules. It can be said that the saturation of nuclear force inevitably requires nuclear force to have a short range, and the two are the two most important properties of nuclear force.

Nuclear power generally refers to the release of energy from the nuclear reaction (nuclear fusion or nuclear fission) of radioactive materials for people's production activities, and generally has military uses, such as nuclear bombs, nuclear submarines, and civilian nuclear power plants.

It is the force between the nucleons, which is the neutron proton or the like, which is a short-range force.

Dongfeng-5A intercontinental missile.

Chinese Dongfeng-5 intercontinental missile.

DF-5 CSS-4 is an intercontinental ballistic missile stored in stationary silos. It was first tested in September 1971 and entered service in 1981. In 1983, the missile was improved to further increase the range (13,000 km), replaced with a more accurate guidance system, and was named Dongfeng Year for a sub-warhead test.

DF-5 is China's main strategy to deter the United States**.

Propellant: two-stage liquid fuel.

Range: 12,000 km; 15,000 km (DF-5A) length: m; The first stage is meters long, the second stage is meters, and the warhead and accessories are meters long.

Bullet diameter: m. Weight: 183 tons.

Warhead: a 3,000-kilogram 3-million-ton yield thermonuclear warhead; A 3,200 kg 4 million ton yield thermonuclear warhead (DF-5A).

Guidance: Inertial three-axis hydrostatic air floating gyroscope.

Space computer.

Accuracy (CEP): 500 to 3500 meters.

United States: The first nuclear test was successful in 1945. More than 1,030 nuclear tests were conducted. Possession of about 10,000 nuclear warheads. The missile has a range of up to 13035 km.

Russia: The first nuclear test was successful in 1949. More than 715 nuclear tests were conducted. It has about 10,000 nuclear warheads, of which about 10,000 will be dismantled. The missile has a range of up to 10943 km.

United Kingdom: The first nuclear test was successful in 1952. A total of 45 nuclear tests were conducted. Possession of about 400 nuclear warheads. The missile has a range of up to 5310 km.

France: The first nuclear test was successful in 1960. Possession of about 510 nuclear warheads. The missile has a range of up to 5310 km.

China: The first nuclear test in 1964 was successful.

Before the discovery of neutrons, it was only known that there were two kinds of interactions in nature: the electromagnetic force and the gravitational force, both of which were long-range forces and their magnitude was inversely proportional to the square of the distance. The electromagnetic force is much stronger than the gravitational force, and the gravitational force between the individual nuclei is far from being able to overcome the electrostatic repulsion force and concentrate protons into a small volume like the nucleus.

For this reason, physicists believe that there is a third type of interaction, that is, the nuclear force between nucleons.

Nuclear power has the following characteristics:

1. Nuclear force is a strong interaction; And the main attraction is much greater than the Coulomb force. Experiments have confirmed that in the range of attraction, the nuclear force is about 100 times that of electrostatic repulsion;

2. The mammoth nuclear force is a short-range force, and only when the distance between the two nucleons is on the scale of the nucleus, can it interact. When the distance between nucleons is greater than 0 8fm, it shows the attraction and decreases with the increase of distance. At l0 fm, the nuclear force is almost gone, and at a distance of less than 0 8 fm, it behaves as a repulsive force, which prevents the nuclei from fusing with each other in a mess. At present, the range of attraction between nucleons at a distance of r 0 8fm is well understood. To understand their interactions, the internal structure of the nucleon must be taken into account, i.e. the interaction between the components of the nucleon, and the situation becomes complicated;

3. The nuclear force is saturated Experiments have pointed out that the energy released when all nucleons combine into nuclei is approximately proportional to the total number of nucleons, and the average binding energy of each nucleon is a constant, which has nothing to do with the total number of nucleons, which is the saturation of nuclear force. This saturation makes the nucleus incompressible, i.e., the density of the nucleus is approximately constant.

2. The more common nuclear bombs are: atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, neutron bombs, dirty bombs, cobalt nuclear bombs, shock wave bombs, ray bombs, nuclear electromagnetic bombs, and depleted uranium bombs. China's nuclear ** varieties are relatively complete.

3. As for the number of China's nuclear weapons, there is no conclusion whether it is foreign or domestic. However, China is recognized as a nuclear power in the world, and it is estimated that there will be no less.

4. One thing recognized by the world is that China has a second-strike nuclear capability. That is to say, in the worst-case scenario, after the United States bombs China in an all-out way, China still has the ability to carry out a nuclear strike on the United States, and the United States will be prepared to lose half of its population and more than 10 cities like New York.

The components of nuclear forces are divided into the number of warheads, missile range, and number of carriers. Let me give you a few numbers, and you will know what level of strength we have in the third place in the world

The United States has 16 strategic nuclear submarines of the Ohio class, of which 4 have been converted into cruise missile boats, and 12 more with 24 multi-warhead ICBMs each; The strategic nuclear submarines we recognize are 1-2 of the 092 class, and no more than 3 and not necessarily the 094 type that has not yet formed combat effectiveness, the latter with 16 intercontinental nuclear missiles each;

The 10 sub-warheads of the US land-based nuclear missile "Peacekeeper" are too expensive after the Cold War and are no longer used, and now they mainly use the Minuteman No. 3, with hundreds of multiple warheads; The latest Dongfeng 41 we just exhibited is estimated to be only a few dozen pieces in service.

The United States air-based nuclear missile carriers have dozens of B1B supersonic bombers, dozens of B52H bombers and 24 B2 stealth bombers, in addition to the F15E can also carry nuclear **; We only have dozens of bomb six planes.

Of course, Japan pursues a limited and credible nuclear counterforce force, and the mere comparison of numbers is not enough. But it is undeniable that quantity is the basis of all credible deterrence. I hope my explanation will give you a general idea.

The gap in nuclear warheads alone is not obvious, it is obvious the technology of missiles and sub-warheads loaded with nuclear warheads. At present, our country has installed a large number of nuclear missiles only equivalent to the level of Russia and the United States in the 70s. The DF-5B missile that is now commonly installed is based on liquid fuel, and its survivability is poor, and it takes more than two hours from filling fuel to launching vertically, and it can only threaten the coastal cities of the United States.

Although the DF-41 missile is a solid-fuel missile, its range can cover the entire territory of the United States. However, it has not yet been installed on a large scale, and at present it is mainly used to deter the United States, and has not been put into use on a large scale in the Second Artillery Corps.

There is still a gap with others...

1 1st place all: United States.

2nd place: Russia.

3rd place: France.

4th place: Great Britain.

5th place: China.

China has the smallest number of nuclear forces among the five permanent members. But because NATO and Russia have strategic bombers and powerful sea-based strategic nuclear submarines, at present, as far as China is concerned, our nuclear forces are mainly road-based, but the survival rate of road-based is much smaller than that of sea-based.

Therefore, our country should be able to rank around fifth.

But I personally think it should be in third place.

In terms of the number of warheads, Russia, the United States, Britain, France, and China, in terms of delivery and strike efficiency, the United States and Russia have turned around.