Neutrons

Build an atom out of protons, neutrons, and electrons, and learn about its mass, charge, structure, and nomenclature. * Describe the structure of an atom * Connect protons to element identity * Connect neutrons to nucleus stability * Connect electrons to ionic charge * Describe the mass and... Platforms: Mac

Chemistry teaching software which simulates the building of any of the first 20 atoms (up to calcium) on screen. Learn how atoms are formed from electrons, protons and neutrons and how the electrons are arranged in shells or energy levels. Includes a reference section to support students learning... Platforms: Windows

Have you ever imagined the smallest bricks of the Universe - all that atoms with their protons, neutrons, electrons and quarks? With 3D Chemical Elements Screensaver you have the unique opportunity to see how they look like in reality! It brings you actual 3D models of all that micro-stuff both... Platforms: Windows

Are all atoms of a given element the same? How can you tell one isotope from another? Learn about isotopes, and about how to calculate the average atomic mass of an element. Sample Learning Goals: * Define "isotope" using mass number, atomic number, number of protons, neutrons and electrons... Platforms: Mac

A chemistry question and answer environment for students. ChemCalcs provides an intuitive system for mastering fundamental skills and processes essential to the understanding of chemistry calculations and concepts. The unique standardised interface system allows students to problem-solve... Platforms: Mac

A chemistry question and answer environment for students. ChemCalcs provides an intuitive system for mastering fundamental skills and processes essential to the understanding of chemistry calculations and concepts. The unique standardised interface system allows students to problem-solve... Platforms: Mac

Fable is a framework specially designed for automating beamline experiments for materials science. This framework will make TotalCryst experiments easy and efficient. It has been developed for doing grain mapping experiments in materials science at a synchrotron but could be applied to other... Platforms: Windows

An example call would be >>vibratingString(2).The program is supposed to present an idea on what different vibrational patterns of (closed) strings look like. In string theory, the different vibrational patterns represent different particles, e.g. electrons, neutrons, photons or gravitons.The... Platforms: Matlab