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Millikan Oil Drop Experiment JS  [ Computer Program ]
  
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S. Tuleja, W. Christian, M. Belloni, and A. Cox
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The Millikan Oil Drop Exploration is a virtual version of the Millikan's experiment. The experiment is based on balancing forces: the gravitational pull down on an oil drop and the…
  
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Publisher: American Institute of Physics
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This site has all kinds of resources on the history of physics, including biographies of important physicists, descriptions of important discoveries, and archives of historical…
  
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Publisher: CERN
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If you'd like to learn about elementary particles and see some beautiful particle tracks, visit this site, produced by the European accelerator lab CERN. The site presents a large…
  
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M. Davidson
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This site from Molecular Expressions provides a visualization of the vast distance scale in the universe. An interactive Java zooms in on a sequence of images starting as a view of…
  
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American Institute of Physics
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This online exhibit on the life of Albert Einstein takes a somewhat less orthodox approach. How did an ordinary patent clerk with an undistinguished college record evolve into one of…
  
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J. Wudka
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This webpage from the University of California, Riverside offers an explanation of emission and absorption lines. A diagram, with descriptive text, shows how light from a star can…
  
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C. Nave
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This well-illustrated page from Hyperphysics contains the light emitted by several elements and their respective spectra as well. The page also provides a description of how the size…
  
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Publisher: Technische Universitat Wien
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This site from the University of Wien shows how the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) works. An animated drawing shows the parts of a microscope that produce the image. The site…
  
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Physics Central; Publisher: American Physical Society
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The speed of light is constant in a vacuum, but in the exotic state of ultracold matter called a Bose Einstein Condensate (BEC), the light can be slowed, and even stopped, by…
  
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Publisher: Annenberg Foundation
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Visit this Annenberg Media website find out how to analyze the spectrum of a star and determine its composition. The site displays spectra of various elements and then shows a…
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