There is a company that wants to dispose of radioactive material . The factory will make jobs for thousands of people but it will require the transportation of radioactive material to the factory Should the city allow the company to open the factory ? Use some evidence to support your answer .

Yes under certain conditions

Explanation:

Although radioactivity is harmful, there are still safety precautions people can take to avoid disaster. Assuming that the radioactive waste is already in a specialized bin, workers would have to wear hazmat suits and load it onto a truck. It would be best if the truck was made out of at least 2 layers of some strong metal like titanium. Next, a route would need to be planed out with 2 factors in mind. 1. It has to be a relatively isolated road. 2. It has to be the shortest route taken. The truck must already be fueled to avoid running out of gas in the middle of the road or having to go off the assigned route to a gas station. It would help out a lot if the factories were relatively close to the pickup destination so it would be quicker to travel from point A to point B. There are more things that can be done in terms of safety but these are key.

"record the time to complete a chemical reaction" would most likely be part of a lab procedure.