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V. Noto; Publisher: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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See this site for a good general overview of nuclear science. Through descriptions and illustrations, you can explore nuclear structure, radioactivity, nuclear reactions, cosmic…
  
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D. Stern
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An introduction to nuclear fission, its controlled release in power stations, problems of nuclear waste, and nuclear accidents. A linked web page discusses nuclear weapons, their…
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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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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This site is a great place to learn about plasmas and fusion. It presents well illustrated descriptions of plasmas, fusion reactions, and various ways to confine a plasma to achieve…
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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If you're interested in an alternate energy source, visit IPPEX--you can learn all about plasma physics and fusion. You can work with lots of neat simulations, including controlling…
  
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K. Libbrecht
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See this site for the story of snowflakes and how their crystals develop such intricate patterns, with many shown in illustrations. You can also get useful tips on snowflake-watching…
  
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W. Bauer
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This simulation shows a chain reaction. The visitor can introduce a neutron and observe how it produces an additional reaction or escapes.
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Publisher: Particle Data Group
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Check out the award-winning Particle Adventure for a tour through the subatomic world. If you ever wondered what's inside an atom, and what's inside of that, take a look. This site…
  
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Publisher: Space Science Institute
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This exhibit from the Space Weather Center explains what plasmas are and what forms they take on Earth and in space. It contains many helpful images and two games on magnetism and…
  
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B. Hammack
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This site hosts a video that explains how a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen works. In the video, an engineer for the University of Illinois Urban-Champaign engineering…
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