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Articles related to "Electron"
Spectroscopy and Atomic Structure Bohr's atomic model explains how electrons jumping between orbits in atoms cause emission and absorption line spectra and why each element has its own spectral signature. spectroscopy • atomic structure • absorption lines • spectral lines • emission lines
This Little Light of Mine - How Can I Make it Shine? A very brief description of what causes light to be emitted. light • electron • ion • photon • quantum
Computational Chemistry - Electrons to Airplanes This article describes the basic types of calculations performed in the study of chemistry and briefly mentions the types of problems suitable to each. chemistry • science • computers • quantum • parallel
Leptons Leptons, along with fermions (quarks) and bosons (which we will subsequently look at), compose the 'zoo' of elementary particles. leptons • lepton • electron • positron • neutrino
Atomic Orbitals Electrons in atoms are arranged in electronic energy levels, subshells and orbitals. electron • orbital • electronic configuration • periodic table • quantum mechanics
Electrochemistry Electrolysis reactions are caused by the flow of charged particles between electrodes electricity • anode • cathode • electrolysis • reduction
How do Batteries Work? A simple explanation of the way the batteries that we use in our laptop computers, mobile phones and mp3 players work. battery • cell • laptop • mp3 player • lead-acid battery
Millikan Oil Drop Experiment In 1910, physicist, Robert A. Millikan, first measured the charge on the electron, which is the fundamental electric charge, with his classic oil drop experiment. robert millikan • millikan oil drop experiment • electrical charge • electric charge • oil drop experiment
Why Do We Breathe? Aerobic Cellular Respiration Glycolysis, synthesis of acetyl-CoA, Kreb's Cycle and electron transport are the complex series of reactions that turn the food we eat into energy. what is metabolism • what is glucose metabolism • aerobic cellular respiration • adenosine triphosphate atp • turning food into energy
Compounds, Mixtures and Stages of Matter In this article you will learn about relationships of atoms. You will also learn how to make a fire extinguisher, and a lava lamp! chemistry • science • stages of matter • states of matter • atoms
The Photoelectric Effect The photoelectric effect can be harnessed to create energy from sunlight using photovoltaic cells. photoelectric effect • photovoltaic effect • how solar panels work • converting sunlight to electricity • generating electricity from sunlight
Biography of Physicist Robert Andrews Millikan A brief biography of Robert A. Millikan, who won the 1923 Nobel prize in physics for his famous Millikan oil drop experiment. robert millikan • millikan oil drop experiment • electrical charge • electric charge • oil drop experiment
What Are Electromagnetic Waves? Visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light as well as X-rays and all types of radio waves are types of electromagnetic waves or electromagnetic radiation. electromagnetic waves • electric fields • magnetic fields • infrared light • ultraviolet light
ISO Speed v Digital Image Noise Digital cameras inherited the issue of increasing light sensitivity leading to decreasing image quality from film photography . iso • digital noise • noise reduction • light sensitivity • film speed
Louis de Broglie, Physicist Brief biography of Louis de Broglie who discovered the wave nature of electrons that established the wave-particle dualism. louis de broglie • louis de broglie physicist • de broglie wave-particle duality • de broglie wave nature of electrons • de broglie brief bio
Water – The Chemical for Life Water is polar and contains hydrogen bonds between its molecules which makes it indispensable for life water chemistry • hydrogen • oxygen • ice • steam
Chemistry, Atoms, Elements, and Molecules Learn about atoms, elements and molecules. This article also includes a game and an edible chemistry snack! chemistry • atoms • atom • electron • proton
The Particle Zoo According to Einstein's famous equation, all matter is made of energy, but all matter is also made of fundamental particles - little, discrete, bundles of energy. the standard model • standard model • angular momentum • quantum angular momentum • spin
What Is Cellular Metabolism? We hear the word used all the time, read diet books on how to boost ours and lament its slowing as we age. But what exactly is metabolism? what is metabolism • aerobic cellular respiration • adenosine triphosphate atp • what is an autotroph heterotroph • glycolysis
Fundamental Particles What are the smallest constituents or basic building blocks of all matter? fundamental • particles • web sites • science • constituents
Newton's Third Law Newton's third law states that when one body exerts a force on another body, the second body responds with an equal and opposite force. isaac newton • newton's third law • newton's 3rd law • newtons 3rd law • newtons third law
Eerie Night Skies The night sky can sometimes look very eerie. Join me as we explore the strange skies of the aurora. aurora • northern lights • aurora borealis • aurora australis • southern lights
Gamma Ray Bursters Gamma ray bursters are among the most violent phenomena in the visible universe. In fact, if one occurred near the Earth it would incinerate the atmosphere in seconds. Fi gamma ray burster • gamma rays • gamma ray bursts • grb • photon
Why Do Power Lines Buzz? The crackling sound you hear under high-voltage power lines is caused by corona discharge. corona discharge • power lines • buzzing • hissing • alternating current
The Cosmic Microwave Background A discussion of the history and future of CMB science cmb • cosmology • cosmic microwave background • microwave background • map
Great Exploration Hoaxes Dr. Frederick Cook and Robert E. Peary were experienced Arctic explorers but lied when they said that they reached the top of Mt. McKinley and the North Pole. dr. frederick cook • mt. mckinley • robert e. peary • donald crowhurst • david roberts
What Is the Nucleotide ATP? Adenosine triphosphate is a power-packed nucleotide that cells of our body just can't live without. Here's a clear summary of what ATP is, how it works and how it's made. what is atp • adenosine triphosphate • adenosine monophosphate amp • adenosine diphosphate adp • what is a nucleotide
A Giant Among Bacteria Announcing the largest bacterium in the world! epulopiscium fishelsoni • thiomargarita namibiensis • record size • largest
Mother lode Ask anybody what is a supernova, and chances are a vast majority will respond it goes bang and has to do with astronomy. Supernovas are epitomes of out of this world catastrophe, of unimaginable violence. Yet we all have been - in a distant past - within not one but probably several ones. Close and intimate. supernova • guest star • sn1987a • crab • veil
Supernovae, the Most Energetic Objects in the Universe Discussion of the two principal types of supernovae supernova • astronomy • type i • core collapse • massive star
An Introduction to Solar Energy Solar power is the ultimate renewable energy source. Here is an introduction to the basic science that makes all solar energy technologies possible. solar power technology • solar energy • solar radiation • renewable energy • photovoltaic
Niels Bohr - Danish Physicist Extraordinaire Niels Bohr proposed a quantum structure for the atom, won a Nobel prize for physics, and worked on the Manhattan. niels bohr • quantum mechanics • physics • university of copenhagen • institute of theoretical physics
The Periodic Table of the Elements A key tool for chemists throughout the world is the systematic arrangement of all known elements in the Periodic Table chemistry • periodic table • mendeleev • mendeleyev • elements
Canadian Nobel Winners Canada has contributed enough to get some nobels prizes. Here is a little view at these either Canadian Born or Canadian Citizens who have won the Nobel Prizes. pearson • polanyi • physics • chemistry • peace
Niels Bohr, Physicist Brief biography and philosophy of Niels Bohr, famous for the atomic structure model, the foundation of quantum mechanics. niels bohr physicist • niels bohr brief biography • niels bohr atomic structure • niels bohr atomic theory • niels bohr discoveries
Scientific Visualization - Taming the masses This article deals with specific types of scientific visualization packages available to chemistry researchers. chemistry • scientific visualization • sciviz • scivis • packages
Antibody--This Inner Space for Rent If it seems familiar, you're paying attention. lance henriksen • bombs • millenium • dvd • video
Radiation Therapy Part 1 radiation therapy for cancer patients radiation therapy • cancer treatment • radiation treatment • cancer • tumors
Reflection vs. Refraction Even though reflection and refraction of light are important concepts in optics, they are often confused. The two concepts are unraveled here. light • reflection • refraction • reflection vs. refraction • refractive index
Wrinkles Overexposure to the sun can not only cause wrinkles, but numerous other problems. How wrinkles are formed and what can be done about them will be discussed. wrinkle • wrinkles • skin • aging • eye
The Physics Family Physics is a discipline of science that includes many interrelated and active branches. branches of physics • classic physics • classical physics • modern physics • applied physics
What Is a Virion or Virus? Viruses are not living cells, but efficient parasites that commandeer living cells and turn them into virus factories. Learn how these nonliving particles act so smart. what is a virus • biological virus • what is a virion • acellular infectious particle • anatomy of a virus
Free Radicals and Aging Science has many theories regarding why people get older and eventually die, though it is surprising to learn how much mystery remains in this exploration. why do we die • free radical theory of aging • what causes senescence • reactive oxygen species • genetic cause of death
Nuclear Density, Stellar Mass: Neutron Stars and Pulsars Continu astronomy • supernovae • binary pulsars
What is Soil? Plants obtain water and nutrients from the soil surrounding their root systems. Plants also use the soil to anchor them physically, allowing them to stand upright. soil • minerals • microorganisms • micro-organisms • organic matter
Fear and Backpacking A little fear in the immensity and uncertainty of wilderness can be a good thing, reminding us of the mystery in life mystery wilderness backpacking mountains camping w
The Subject is Physics Explore the dynamics of nature from the microscopic to the macroscopic on the Internet. physics • physical science • cat scans • mri • laser
Voice Emails This article is about voice emails, in which you'll find benefits and procedure of voice emails. Another way to send emails in voice format. video communication • voice communication • video emails • voice emails • telephony
Find The Best Educational Science Websites Don't waste your time searching the web for quality information on the sciences. Here is the lowdown on some of the best biology sites the web has to offer! best science web sites • biology web sites • microbiology web sites • cell biology web sites • chemistry web sites
It's Stronger than Vitamin C Grape seed extract contains powerful antioxidants called proanthocyanidins. grape seed • extract • grapeseed • antioxidants • proanthocyanidins |
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