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Describes the operation of 21 different basic mechanisms which are driven from a single motor. These are: gears (spur, level, spiral, epicyclic, worm, rack and pinion), flat and vee belts, roller chain,...
Deals with the basic principles of the naming and numbering of spiro compounds and of complex ring systems consisting of two or more rings fused together which may contain one or more hetero-atoms in the ring.
Shows linkage mechanism behaviour and to show the many different types of motion which can be achieved. Models are set in motion and their performance is briefly described. Part 1 consists of some 20...
Examines methods based on the electrical and magnetic properties of materials, whereby buried archaeological features can be located. Principles, instruments and methods of presentation of field data are...
Looks at the various processes of examination, cleaning and stabilisation undertaken in a modern conservation laboratory. Iron and wood are studied in detail. Note: Some controversial treatments are...
Second-year archaeological studies - conservation/chemistry.*
1: Introdes radioactivity. An experiment using 56Mn shows how the decay of radioactive isotopes can be detected. Introduces the concept of half-life. Explains the theory behind radiocarbon measurements. 2:...
Part 1 explains the physical principles behind the technique and shows how different elements produce characteristic spectra and how these spectra can be used to identify elements. The apparatus used for...
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