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Introduces radioactive decay, using radioactive dating for artifacts and fossils as examples. Explains how to describe decay in terms of nuclear equations and half-life calculations.
Develops the dual nature of electrons by showing the similarity between the diffraction rings produced by an electron beam and the diffraction rings produced by light, though even when being diffracted the...
Introduces basic concepts of nuclear physics. In six 10-minute segments: The Discovery of Radioactivity (research by Faraday, Rontgen, the Curies and Becquerel); Properties of Becquerel rays (includes...
Atoms are like bubbles in space, the electrons surrounding a tiny central ncleus. Shows how experimental evidence from the atomic and nuclear spectrum and the energy scales found inside the atom can be...
IR 01: Introductory nuclear physics; IR 02: Types of nuclear radiation; IR 03: Measurement of radioactivity; IR 04: Radioactive decay; IR 05: Natural radioactivity; IR 06: Nuclear reactions; IR 07: Nuclear...
Prof. Sir Denys Wilkinson and Professor Roger Blin-Stoyle discuss nuclear properties and motions.
Professor Sir Denys Wilkinson and Professor Roger Blin-Stoyle discuss nuclear properties and motions.
A biography of Enrico Fermi, the scientist who discovered the chain reaction in nuclear physics. Follows his career in Italy and later in America, and his meetings with other scientists, including Mme Curie,...
Traces the discovery of the structure of the atom with particular emphasis on the work of Niels Bohr.
This lively and informative video resource offers an introduction to Einstein’s life and theories. Using dynamic and colourful animation we are introduced to the ideas behind relativity and nuclear...
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