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Pagina in costruzione,
ci scusiamo per il lungo ritardo... finora sono stati tradotti: Albert e Mileva Fermi e pesciolini d'oro BEC cioè caprone Vuoto affollato Funambolo - guardia del corpo Perché il cielo è blu? Il ragno con tante zampe Metodi di determinare il numero di Avogadro La cattura degli elettroni e dissociazione nel DNA Dilatazione del tempo Please note: the form of this exhibition is "scherzo". Who does not like jokes, please read only texts written in "Courier" font |
A-Tomos
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AFM - these are atoms on
silicon surface [Omicron NanoTechnology] |
AFM - these are atoms on gold
surface [Omicron NanoTechnology] |
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The smalles inscription in the
world (atom by atom) [Omicron NanoTechnology] |
Picture of tungsten needle
in field emission microscope [H. Haken i H.C. Wolf, Atomy i kwanty, PWN, 2002] |
Avogadro a Maciej (di Adam Mickeiwicz) Avogadro's number determinationHow to measure atoms? links, sources, photo, more |
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Spectroscopy or ghost science It begun from Sun spectrum, and today we can say what was eaten and drunk on the funeral feast of King Midas
At the funeral feast of King Midas Mass spectroscopy |
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Mass spectrometer with magnetic
deviation of Aston (1930) . [Science Museum, Londyn] |
First observation of neon
isotopes [Aston 1920] |
Mass spectrometers in Slupsk (more pictures) |
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CO2 molecular laser [Science Museum, Londyn] links, sources, photo, more |
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Invisible amber
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Original Crooks' tubes for
studies of cathodic rays deviation in a magnetic field
[Science Museum, Londyn] |
Original Crooks' tubes for
studies of cathodic rays [Science Museum, Londyn] |
Original vacuum diode of
Flemming [Science Museum, Londyn] |
First (and the only ?) elementary
particleMeasurements of electron chargeElectrons, DNA and the Evolution Spectroscopy of electron collisionsCapture a moscito in flight links, sources, photo, more |
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Penetrating radation Noticed casually, but studied on purpose by W. Röntgena, served to discover the DNA structure |
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First tubes for X-(Röntgen) rays
[Science Museum, Londyn] |
Synchrotron - a modern source
of X - rays [DESY, Hamburg] |
Early set-ups for Röntgen's
rays [Deutsche Museum, Monachium] |
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How DNA
looks like?
Sstructure of adenovirus
RNA obtained by X-rays [Nature] Super poison Röntgen's rays in biology - structure of proteins [DESY, Hamburg] X-ray defectoscopylinks, sources, photo, more |
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Quantum Mechanics
Black-body emission spectrum (lamp filament at 3000 K) (more here) Franck-Hertz experiment Spectrum of an "energy-saving" lamp - quantification of energy levels in atoms links, sources, photo, more |
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Wave Mechanics What a falling drop has in common with the electron capture in a muriatic acid?
Can a witch pass a wall?
Can one see electron orbitals? links, sources, photo, more |
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Idrogeno – una storia senza fine
Sommerfeld: relativistic classicist
Dirac: classical relativicist Lamb's experiment
Atomic Physics in strong
electromagnetic fields |
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XX Century = Einstein's Century
Four manuscripts that changed the world Ether windlinks, sources, photo, more |
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Divide indivisible In 1897, together with the "discovery" of electron, radioactivity
emerges - atom has components!
Original instruments used
by Joliot-Curie for artificial radiactivity studies
Replica of Rutherford's apparatus
with which he showed that alpha particles were helium nuclei.
A copy made in Cambridge in 1998.
A particle from wax Original Chadwick's instruments for studies of neutrons [Deutsche Museum, Monachium] An expensive billiard Wilson's chamber, for studies of particle paths [Science Museum, Londyn] Linear accelerators
First English synchrotron
from Cambridge (1937) Let's get to the island Nuclear models How, on Tuesday, we broke the parity [A story by Leon Ledermann] Does the world turn right (II) links, sources, photo, more |
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Quarks
and cheesei Super-multiplets Quarks almost the same, but the smells different ! [note] What mesons are? Charmionium chart Hadrons in strong interactions [Gesselshaft fur Schwerionenforschung mbH, Darmstadt]
A model of proton and neutron
(metal cubes) show another feature of quarks:
Lights
and heavies What is leptons' mass? Very heavy photons The first trace of W boson [CERN]
To fly,
like higgs on LEP
Is this the
first Higgs? Cartesius' particles or Newton's fields ? links, sources, photo, more |
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This and
other (?) Worlds RadioastronomyA look back in time to the beginning of the Universe: more red the galaxy is, the elder its immage we get. [HUBBLESITE] A strange star Crab's Nebula. [HUBBLESITE How many planets are inhabited? Probability calculations indicate: less than one!
An
Earth for men Why does the
CO2 molecule absorb heat ?
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From diode and trans-resistor to Internet i.e. this wonderful, solid body
Semiconductors
- i.e. Christmas discoveries |
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How Bose-Einstein condensate grows? What does it serve for?
Experimental set-up for Bose-Einstein
condensation links, sources, photo, more |
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Elementary Particles |
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© Copyright 2003, G. P. Karwasz, T. Wróblewski, hypertext: E. Rajch, D. Pliszka |