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We are ready for 10th and final learning objective: of the thermodynamics unit. In this unit we're going to be seeing the connection between the standard delta G and the K value the...

Our final learning objective of this kinetics unit, is to learn about catalysis. We are going to explain what a catalysis is, what it does and how it works down on a molecular level. What is...

MICHAEL CIMA: Here, this is the microstructure of ice cream. I love this shot, and this turns out it's very difficult to do. But this shows you what ice cream looks like under the microscope,...

How do you do Ladies and Gentleman and boys and girls. I'm Julius Sumner Miller and physics is my business and our very special business today is the enchanting phenomena associated with...

All right. Good morning, all. So we take another big step forward today and get onto a new plane of understanding, if you will. In the last week and a half, our focus was on the storage element or...

We have often talked about power supplies, which are devices which maintain a constant potential difference. Here, we have such a power supply, potential difference V, this being the plus side, and...

Hello everybody! In our series of lectures on basic electronics learning by actually doing the experiments we will move on to the next lecture. Before we do that let us look at what we did in the...

MICHAEL CIMA: OK, now cocoa, chocolate. As you know, it starts like this, as a bean. They're pretty ugly looking. And they're meant to be ugly. You take this bean out of this big pulpy...

I'd like to thank you for your evaluations. They were very useful to me. I already sent e-mail to about fifty students and I had some interesting exchanges with some of you. Many of you are...

All right, good morning. So today, we are going to talk about what is both a basic device in itself, the amplifier, and it also serves as a real key example of both nonlinear analysis and small signal...