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Un prof de physique plein de ressources
Traduit par Camille Ducoin. Professeur de physique, Keith Gibbs partage quelques-unes de ses nombreuses expériences à réaliser en cours de…
Physics
La pile à bactéries: de l’électricité à partir de la levure
Traduit par Maurice A Casimir. Nous savons tous que l’on utilise la levure pour produire la bière et le pain – mais de l’électricité? Dean…
Biology, Chemistry
Comment suivre les particules subatomiques à la trace
La photographie des trajectoires des particules subatomiques dans les chambres à bulles, développée au 20 ème siècle, permet l’étude directe de ces particules
Physics
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