Pomeranian
Pedagogical Academy Institute of Physics Spectroscopy division
Dipartimento di Fisica Universita di Trento
"Physics is Fun" | "Toys and Physics" | "204 years of Volta's pile"
Institute of Physics | Spectroscopy division
On the track of Modern Physics - a virtual exhibition
In this fortnight we propose:
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the date beginning the Modern Physics is Planck's lecture
in Berlin in December 1900, in which "quants" of energy
are nominated for the first time. Quants created new Physics
areas, like quantum mechanics and electrodynamics and changed
our view, not only on Physics but on the Philosophy of Knowledge,
bringing also new revolutionary applications, like lasers.
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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] |
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Picture
of tungsten needle in field emission microscope[H. Haken i H.C. Wolf, Atomy i kwanty, PWN, 2002] |
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| Avogadro and Maciej (by Adam Mickeiwicz) Avogadro's number determinationHow to measure atoms? links, sources, photo, more |
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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] |
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First
observation of neon isotopes[Aston 1920] |
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Mass
spectrometers in Slupsk(more pictures) |
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CO2 molecular laser Proton transfer spectroscopy
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] |
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Original
Crooks' tubes for studies of cathodic rays [Science Museum, Londyn] |
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Original
vacuum diode of Flemming [Science Museum, Londyn] |
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First (and the only ?)
elementary particleMeasurements of electron chargeElectrons, DNA and the Evolution Spectroscopy of electron collisionsCapture a mosquito in flight 
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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] |
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Synchrotron
- a modern source of X - rays[DESY, Hamburg] |
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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
Franck-Hertz experiment
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What a falling drop has in common with the electron capture in a muriatic acid?
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A standing
circular wave Hear it !
Can a witch pass a wall?
Can one see electron orbitals? |
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Idrogeno – una storia senza fine
Sommerfeld: relativistic classicist Lamb's experiment
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XX Century
= Einstein's Century Four manuscripts that changed the world Ether windlinks, sources, photo, more |
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In 1897, together with the "discovery" of electron, radioactivity
emerges - atom has components!
A
particle from wax An expensive billiards
Linear accelerators
Let's get to the island How, on Tuesday, we broke the parity [A story by Leon Ledermann] Does the world turn right (II) |
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Quarks and cheese Super-multiplets What mesons are?
What is leptons' mass? Very heavy photons To fly, like higgs on LEP
Cartesius' particles or Newton's
fields ? links, sources, photo, more |
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This and other (?) Worlds Radioastronomy )
A 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. 
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Lonely Planet How many planets are inhabited? Probability calculations indicate: less than one! Why does the CO2 molecule absorb heat ? 
links, sources, photo, more |
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From a 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?
links, sources, photo, more |
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Elementary Particles |
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© Copyright 2003, G. P. Karwasz, D.Pliszka, T. Wróblewski, hypertext: E. Rajch, D. Pliszka |
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