Tennessee SJR0314 recognizes the K-25 site in Oak Ridge as a National Historic Chemical Landmark.

Tennessee SJR0314 acknowledges the K-25 site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, for its designation as a National Historic Chemical Landmark by the American Chemical Society. The K-25 site was instrumental in the Manhattan Project, utilizing gaseous diffusion technology to separate uranium isotopes. This recognition underscores its contributions to chemistry, engineering, and national security. The site's historical significance extends to laying the groundwork for the commercial nuclear energy industry and advancing U.S. nonproliferation policy.

Tennessee SJR0314 recognizes the K-25 site in Oak Ridge as a National Historic Chemical Landmark.

Tennessee SJR0314 acknowledges the K-25 site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, for its designation as a National Historic Chemical Landmark by the American Chemical Society. The K-25 site was instrumental in the Manhattan Project, utilizing gaseous diffusion technology to separate uranium isotopes. This recognition underscores its contributions to chemistry, engineering, and national security. The site's historical significance extends to laying the groundwork for the commercial nuclear energy industry and advancing U.S. nonproliferation policy.