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Ever wondered how those lattice-works of scaffolding around many of our buildings got there? Well, there’s a Scaffolding Training Centre, where they teach ‘em how to wrap up a structure in tubular steel....
Born-Lande and Kapustinskii equations. The Born-Haber cycle.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Racket in the Courts. DESCRIPTION: The Davis Cup Challenge Round in Australia highlights the big Tennis row which threatens to exclude all British players from tournament overseas. No...
Looks at the way a molecular structure can build up through the repeated unit cell into a crystal lattice. Explains the main types of bonding which produce different types of crystal structure. Also...
Shows a building method devised by architects Arup Associates using stainless steel lattice work as a structural medium, the stainless steel tubes being filled with liquid for fire resistance.
Support for course units GE/GR 3 and 4. Discusses the five lattice types: hexagonal, parallelogram, rectangular, square and rhombic and illustrates them using computer graphics and animations. Altogether 12...
The essence of a Chinese garden is said to be ‘infinite riches in a small room’ - harmony, proportion and variety. The key characteristics are: rocks, water, buildings, trees and vegetation in different...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: In the Wake of the Hun. DESCRIPTION: General Eisenhower has been to certain concentration camps in Germany. At Ohrdorf, he collected first-hand information of the atrocities committed....
A collection of multimedia products for chemistry teaching, with animations using 3-D models explaining chemical phenomena. Further information at URL: cap@bond.caltech.edu.
Introduces the molecular structure, reaction mechanisms, physical properties and manufacture of condensation polymers, using computer animation to explain the molecular structures and processes. Covers:...
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