Notice catalographique « The Nature and behaviour of materials: why things don't fall apart »
- Titre
- The Nature and behaviour of materials: why things don't fall apart
- Lieu de publication
- Ottawa
- Maison d'édition
- ITV
- Date de publication
- 1986
- Collation
- 3 videocassettes (15 hrs.) : sd., col. ; VHS
- Résumé
- This segment of a course offered in January and February, 1986, at Carleton University covers the behaviour and basic organizational patterns and forms of synthetic and natural materials. Discusses the metallic and non-metallic traditions of our use of materials. Explains why some substances are brittle and breakable while others are strong and elastic. Topics include atoms, bonds, elements, compounds and X-rays. Emphasizes non-technical explanations
- Notes
- Cassette 1.: Introduction and Lecture 1 (approx. 3 hrs.) - Cassette 2.: Lecture 2 and films: Continuum: the special theory of relativity; Snow; Herzberg; Four-line conics (6 hrs.) - Cassette 3.: (6 hrs.)
- Cast: Westwood, Don
- Langue
- English = Anglais
- Pays
- Canada
- Type de document
- Video = Vidéo
- Localisation
- A-V
- Clé
- 1174
- Collection
- Catalogue