Interactive Particle Tours at READE

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Interactive Particle Tours

ENJOY- - - These Fast Particulate Refresher Briefings

1) Interesting Particle Of The Month

Each month a new molecule will be added to this list. The links will take you to a page at one of the web sites at a University Chemistry Department or commercial site in the UK, the US, or anywhere in the world, where useful (and hopefully entertaining!), information can be found about a particularly interesting molecule.

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Courtesy of: The University of Bristol (UK)

2) Take a moment to experience this interactive Particle Adventure of the inner workings of the atom and the tools for discovery!

This Particle Adventure introduces the theory of fundamental particles and forces, called the Standard Model. It explores the experimental evidence and the reasons physicists want to go beyond this theory. In addition, it provides information on particle decay and a brief particle history section.

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A Copyright Of: The Contemporary Physics Education Project (CPEP)

3) The Atom World: 3-Dimensional Models and Different Educational Tours of many particles

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Courtesy Of: Plastomics

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4) Molecular Modelling

The three-dimensional structures of molecules help determine the physical properties and the reactivity of molecules. It is therefore necessary to be able to predict the three-dimensional shapes so that we can predict these physicals properties of compounds, and in time, predict the reactivity of these compounds.

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Courtesy Of: Georgia Southern University

5) The Nanoworld: View a diverse collection of images of the microscopic world

Scanning electron microscope images of everything from fruit flies to Nickel oxide can be found at this site.

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Courtesy Of: The Nanoworld Image Gallery

6) What Makes Up the Standard Model?

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Courtesy Of: Fermi Laboratory

7) Learn more about the Standard Model!

This page explains the elementary and composite kinds of particles, how they are organized, and how they interact with each another via the forces that are called the Standard Model.

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Courtesy Of: Fermi Laboratory

8) The Periodic Table of Elements

This chart explains the relationship and groupings of the elements with each other. Descriptions of the elements are also given.

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Courtesy of: The University of British Columbia

Important Notice:

These tours are provided as a FREE service to help our customers learn more about particles and different units of measurement. READE cannot be held responsible for the content on these websites.

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This page was last updated on: 11 January 2006

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