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- Permanent Dipoles Between Identical Atoms: Rydberg States Overturn TextbooksScientists from Harvard report that a permanent electric dipole has been detected between two rubidium atoms. This is in conflict with textbook theories, and has an interesting explanation.
- Quirky Chemistry: What is Muonium?From cosmic ray bombardments and particle accelerator experiments came "muonium," an other-worldly form of atom similar in some respects to hydrogen.
- Electron Capture - What is It?Electron capture refers to two different processes, one best described as a physics process, the other as chemical and instrumentational.
- Planet ElectronNew discoveries can bring about shocking results about who we are, where we come from and where we are headed to as narrated in the fictional scene of Planet Electron.
- Senate Armed Services Votes to Kill Free Electron Laser, Electromagnetic Rail GunAccording to Wired Magazine, the Senate Armed Services Committee has voted to cancel funding for two high tech weapons systems that the United States Navy has been developing to fight wars of the future.
Electronics Tutorial: The Junction Field Effect TransistorA tutorial that provides a basic understanding of the junction field effect transistor.
Kyle's Corner (FYI) a New Auto Battery: Look at Those Electrons Go!Article reports on the development of a new two-minute quick charge automotive battery.- Reology and the Reality CodeExploring further the conflict between what Science says reality is made of and the conflict this creates for our physical senses.
- Reology and the Quantum PuzzleAt the Quantum level of reality there are some bazaar occurring phenomenon that conflict with the reality of our physical senses. Can these discrepancies be reconciled?
- How Photosystem II and Photosystem I Work in Creating ATP and NADPH+.Describing how linear electron flow is driven. Beginning with photosystem II and ending with photosystem I.
- Chemistry: The Difference Between an Anion and CationIt's absolutely unavoidable that chemistry students will have to learn the difference between an anion and cation. However, whether it's a painful process is entirely up to you.
- Visualizing the Structure of the CellThe field of cytology has grown by leaps and bounds with the development of more advanced and sophisticated instruments. These instruments have given scientists the ability to visualize the shape, structure and contents of cells.
- An Explanation of IonsIons are the result of atoms gaining or losing electrons. Ions that have gained electrons are called anions while ions that have lost electrons are known as cations.
- Understanding the Structure of an AtomAtoms are the most basic building blocks of matter. The concept of an atom may be confusing at first, due to the microscopic nature of the atom.
Middle School Physical Science Project: 3D Atom ModelBuilding a three-dimensional model of an atom is a fun project to help middle school students understand atomic structure. This would also be an excellent science fair project.
Fallout New Vegas: Ammo Types - Electron Charge Pack, Energy Cell & Microfusion CellThis item guide will cover the following ammo types in Fallout New Vegas; Electron Charge Pack, Energy Cell and Microfusion Cell ammunition.
Fallout New Vegas: Workbench Crafting Guide - AmmoThis guide will cover the Ammo recipes that can be crafted with the Workbench in Fallout New Vegas.
Teaching Your Chemistry Students About Resonance TheoryThis article examines teaching methods for organic electron resonance theory.- An Electron Riding a Light Wave Captured on TapeHow the scientist captured an electron on tape.
Help Slow Readers Learn Basic Vocabulary and Concepts: Activity 18 - 19Both parent and teacher can create these activity sheets to help students develop good sentences from given vocabulary words.
Helping Slow Readers Learn Vocabulary and Concepts: Activity 13Parents and teachers can use this activity to teach children how locate answer words by comparing two sentences and then inferring the answer to a third sentence.- Alternatives to Pentacene in Organic ElectronicsThis article discusses some of the various factors that go into crystal engineering for electronic applications.
- Improved Performance from Dye-Sensitized Solar CellsThis article discusses the principles behind electron-donor behavior in organic dyes, including a recent application of this technique.
Anion-Pi Bonding: New Type of Chemical Bond Seen for First TimeThis article discusses recent evidence that shows an actual interaction between fused aromatics and anions: a so-called anion-pi bond.- The Schrodinger Model of the AtomScientific model of the atom theorized by Erwin Schrödinger, wherein electrons are thought of as wave forms circling the nucleus.
- Trends of the Periodic TableA couple different trends of the periodic table, relating differing properties of elements such as atomic size and ionization energy.
- Rules for Writing Resonance Structures in ChemistryDrawing resonance structures in organic chemistry is a very hard concept to master. These are some rules that may help students write resonance structures.
Electron Transport Chain of Cellular RespirationThe electron transport chain is the most complex and productive pathway of cellular respiration. Here is a straightforward, simplified explanation of how the ETC works.
The Implications of ElectronegativityStudents of chemistry (especially organic chemistry) often struggle with the "why" of a reaction: the reason it occurs. The answer can usually be found through a study of the molecules' electronegativity.
ASPEX Program Offers Free Scanning Electron Microscope Images of Anything from AnybodyNanometrology for the Ordinary Joe and Jane: ASPEX Kicks Off "Send Us Your Sample"-Program Offers Free Scanning Electron Microscope Images to Anyone from Any Chosen Sample- Substitution Reactions Vs Elimination ReactionsMany students of chemistry trip and stumble over the topic of substitution vs. elimination. It's a vital skill to know. This article will help the reader to understand and recognize these reaction differences.
Cesium Auride: Relativistic Electrons Producing a Platypus CompoundStrange isn't the word for cesium auride. Discovered more than a half-century ago, its properties offer promises not yet fully comprehended.
LCAO-MO Chemical Bonding Theory with ExamplesPerhaps the most important single subject in chemistry is that of the bonding of atoms to form molecules. The most satisfying explanation to date is that of LCAO-MO. This article discusses some basic concepts and examples.
Why Not Protonics?Want to know why the term electronics was coined?? Take a look at the article ...- Do You Know What Triboluminescence is or Where to See It?Triboluminescence is the light emitted when pieces of a specific material experience friction. This happens when an atom's electrons absorb energy. When they release this energy, this reaction is physically visible, appearing as light.
What Are Hybrid Atomic Orbitals?Atomic orbitals used in bonding sometimes "hybridize." This involves the combination of different types of orbitals to form entirely new varieties. Consider the example of methane...
The Ammonia "Flip," Quantum Tunneling, and Quantum OscillationsQuantum mechanics explains how some phenomena occur which are not part of everyday experience. The ammonia atom can flip when ordinary logic suggests it should not be able to do so.- How to Read an Electron Configuration ChartThe electronic configuration chart may seem imposing but with some study and practice it is not that intimidating.
- Why Sunshine Destroys Life and MatterThe sun and the radiation it sends into space will destroy living and non living matter. It will destroy the cells in your body.
- Trends in the Periodic TableTrends of three elements in the periodic table.





