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Shows how Mendel first elucidated the mathematical laws of inheritance. It explains how the passage of dominant and recessive characteristics from one generation to another depends on discreet particles of...
A general introduction to the laser; how it works and its uses.*
The development and applications of the mass spectrometer and the difference between the direct-focusing and double-focusing mass spectrometer.*
Sir Lawrence Bragg at the Royal Institution. Explains the principle of diffraction by multiple layers with the aid of animated diagrams and models. Describes X-rays and, in a series of experiments, shows how...
An English language version of the German original made in 1963. Recreates Mendel’s classic experiments on the pea as a means of expounding the basic principles of Mendelian genetics.
Demonstrates Egypt’s dependence on the River Nile for crop irrigation, shows traditional methods of directing water and deals with the new dams and barrages which are contributing to the more efficient use...
Investigates the Pythagorean theorem through inductive experimentation as well as through formal deductive proof. Through the use of animation the student watches triangles continually change. Discusses the...
A history of the British trade union movement. Begins with the rise of the ‘new unions’ in the late 1880s and the famous London dock strike of 1889 and ends with the Labour victory of 1945.
The structure of cells in man. The organisation of the more important types of tissue.
Traces the discovery of the structure of the atom with particular emphasis on the work of Niels Bohr.
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