Description |
1 online resource (24 video files (approximately 720 min.)) : sound, color. |
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digital rda |
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video file rda |
Series |
Great courses. Science & Mathematics. Chemistry |
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Great courses (DVD). Science & mathematics.
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Contents |
Episode 1 Matter, Energy, and Entropy Episode 2 The Nature of Light and Matter Episode 3 A New Theory of Matter Episode 4 The Structure of Atoms and Molecules Episode 5 The Stellar Atom-Building Machine Episode 6 The Amazing Periodic Table Episode 7 Ionic versus Covalent Matter Episode 8 The Versatile Element: Carbon Episode 9 The Strange Behavior of Water Episode 10 Matter in Solution Episode 11 Interactions: Adhesion and Cohesion Episode 12 Surface Energy: The Interfaces among Us Episode 13 The Eloquent Chemistry of Carbon Compounds Episode 14 Materials for Body Implants Episode 15 The Chemistry of Food and Drink Episode 16 Fuels and Explosives Episode 17 The Air We Breathe Episode 18 Materials: The Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages Episode 19 Again and Again: Polymers Episode 20 Recycling Materials Episode 21 Resistance Is Futile: Superconductors Episode 22 Resistance Is Useful: Semiconductors Episode 23 Out of Many, One: Composites Episode 24 The Future of Materials. |
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Digital content provided by hoopla. |
Performer |
Lectures presented by David W. Ball, Professor of Chemistry at Cleveland State University in Ohio. |
Summary |
Discover how the immense variety of matter-stars, mountains, plants, people-is made by a limited number of elements that combine in simple ways. In the engaging lectures of The Nature of Matter, no scientific background is needed to appreciate everyday miracles like a bouncing rubber ball or water's astonishing power to dissolve. Knowledge of materials drives the development of civilization. Where will we go next? |
Audience |
Rated TVPG. |
System Details |
Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
Subject |
Matter -- Properties.
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Chemistry.
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Physics.
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Added Author |
Ball, David W. (David Warren), 1962-
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hoopla digital.
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Music No. |
MWT11716882 |
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