Physics
general overview related topic:
Physics Software |
Cours de physique
generale en Français |
Galileo project
a hypertext source of information on the life and work of Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) and the science of his time |
History of physics American
institute of physics ,the center for history of physics at the American institute of physics has a mission to preserve and make known the history of modern physics and allied sciences including astronomy, geophysics, optics, and the
like |
Hyper
physics electricity & magnetism, CD, photon, photoelectric effect, sound, thermodynamics, light & vision, physics and astronomy, quarks, a tip |
Introductory
physics course one and two dimensional motion, force, work and energy, momentum and collisions, circular motion and the law of gravity, rotational
equilibrium and dynamics, solids and fluids, vibrations and waves, electric fields and potentials, current and resistance, magnetism, wave properties of
light, quantum physics, atomic physics, nuclear physics |
Laboratoire
virtuel en Français |
Laboratoire
virtuel 2 en Français |
Learn physics today online course and exercises about the basics of physics, a
tip |
MOTION MOUNTAIN
THE FREE PHYSICS TEXTBOOK |
Physics |
Physics
Units, Kinematics, Translational Dynamics, Energy Considerations, Rotational
Dynamics, Simple Harmonic Motion, Fluids and Thermal Physics, Wave Physics |
Physics electricity, mechanics, thermal physics |
Physics
physics, light, sound, heat, electricity, x-rays, alpha, beta, gamma, force, motion, newton, gravity, momentum, inertia, speed, velocity, acceleration,
pressure, boyle, charles, coulomb, magnetism, oersted, static, conduction, convection, radiation, reflection, refraction, convex, concave, radioactiviry,
atoms, nuclei, protons, electrons, neutrons |
Physics classroom
learn basic physics concepts |
Physics |
Physics 232 |
Physics factbook
a
scientific encyclopedia, secondary science education, acceleration, angular-velocity, area,
density, electric-current, electric-field, electric-voltages, energy, force, frequency, length, magnetic-fields, mass, numbers, power,
pressure, temperature, time, velocity, volume, ... |
Physics
tutorials torque and rotational motion, DC circuits, free body diagrams, exponent, growth and decay, simple harmonic motion |
Problem solver
algebra, physics and chemistry examples |
ScienceWorld |
The
electronic textbook integrated course in chemistry, mathematics and physics |
Horizontaal |
Physics: Miscellaneous
topics |
Atomic Orbital Theory Photon (Quantum), Bohr or Planck–Einstein Equation,
Planck’s Constant h, Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, Wave (Quantum)
Mechanics, Standing (or Stationary) Waves, Nodal Points (Planes), Wavelength λ,
Frequency ν, Fundamental Wave (or First Harmonic), First Overtone (or Second
Harmonic), Momentum (P), Duality of Electron Behavior, Electron Spin, Quantum
Number, Orbitals, Nodal Plane or Surface, pdf file |
Atomic physics
explore the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom and its extensions |
Atomic
spectra |
Atomic theory matter: solid, liquid, gas, plasma, ideal gas law, phase
diagram, ions |
Atomic theory
ions, Hydrogen Ion Simulation, Hydrogen Isotope Simulation, Electron Shells,
Isotopes |
Atoms How atoms
work, Properties of the atom in present theory, Subatomic particles, Electron
configuration, Nucleon properties, Atom size and speed, Elements, isotopes and
ions, Valence and bonding, Atomic spectrum, Exotic atoms, Atoms and the Big
Bang, Atom Size Comparisons |
Atoms
atomic model, nucleus, electrons, planetary model, Bohr model |
Atoms
Structure of the Atom, The Atom and Electromagnetic Radiation, Development of
Current Atomic Theory, Quantum Numbers and Electron Configurations |
Atoms and molecules
an introduction to the electronic structure of atoms and molecules, theory of
atoms in molecules |
Barometer The Mercury Barometer |
Bernoulli's
equation this equation relates the pressure, velocity and height in the steady motion of an ideal fluid |
Bohr
and DeBroglie's atom model |
Bohr's theory of the hydrogen atom Bohr's theory of the hydrogen atom |
Bohr model
Rutherford scattering, Line spectra, The Bohr model, Energy level diagrams and
the hydrogen atom, Angular momentum |
Brownian
motion Brownian Motion is the erratic and constant movement of tiny
particles when they are suspended in a fluid or gas |
Bubblesphere math and science about
bubbles |
CAT
scans computed axial tomography is the process of using computers to generate a three-dimensional image from flat (i.e, two-dimensional) x-ray
pictures, one slice at a time, ... |
Chaos
on the web notes and demonstrations about chaos |
Discovery of the electron
excuse me, how can you discover a particle so small that nobody has ever seen
one? |
Electron
Beam Ion Trap (EBIT) facility atomic lifetimes, atomic spectroscopy, charge state simulation, dielectric
recombination, electron-ion collisions, fusion power, highly charged ion, impact ionization, ion orbits,
ion-surface interactions, nanotechnology, radiative recombination, solar physics, surface interactions, trapped ion dynamics, ultraviolet spectroscopy,
visible spectroscopy, x rays, x-ray astrophysics, x-ray wavelength, x-ray polarization |
Electrons, ions
and plasma northern lights |
How does a photocopier work? |
Hydrogen energies
and spectrum |
L'appareil photo en Français |
Physics of
resonance |
Principles of
aeronautics aeronautics is the science (or action) of designing an airplane
or other flying machine |
Quantum atom pdf file |
Snow crystals
all about snow crystals and snowflakes |
Spin-electronics pdf file |
Superconductivity
a superconductor can conduct electricity without electrical resistance at temperatures above absolute zero |
What is an
electron? an electron is a negatively charged particle which circles the nucleus of an atom. Electrons help to give matter many of its characteristics |
What is an
electron? What is an electron? |
What is electricity? Electricity is a physical phenomena resulting
from the existence of a charge of subatomic particles, and from the interaction
of these charges, Electrons in Motion |
X-Rays
what are X-eays, This is a demonstration of an X-ray machine called a
fluoroscope |
X-Rays X-Rays, Origin of Characteristic X-rays, Electron Shells, Electron
Transitions, Naming Transitions, Moseley's Law, Line Intensities, Satellite
Peaks, Wavelength Shifts |
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