Exploring matter with Neutrons 1

OS : Windows 98, 2000, XP, Mac OS
Software Licensing : Commercial ($160.00)
Created : Jul 29, 2004
Download size : 990 kBytes
     

IT DESCRIBES THE UNIQUE WORLD OF NEUTRONS.

Exploring matter with Neutrons explains neutrons and the unique properties that make them so useful to science and industry. The experimental instruments and the large array of neutron applications in the most advanced fields of physics, chemistry, biology, and materials science are described in an interactive manner. The encyclopedia is destined for students, teachers, research institutes, industry and the general public interested in these topics. The multiple-entry points permit each and every visitor to explore the CD-ROM according to their own knowledge and curiosity. Both 2D and 3D animations, and virtual reconstruction with computer-generated images are used to guide visitors through this scientific and technical world, helping to make it both understandable and exciting. Exploring matter with Neutrons encyclopedia is the outcome of a very tight collaboration with the international consortium formed by the most prestigious neutron institutions: Institut Laue-Langevin, France; Los Alamos Neutron Science Center, USA; ISIS Pulsed Neutron & Muon Source, Great Britain; GKSS Forschungszentrum, Germany; Forschungszentrum J

What is new in 1 software version? - Unable to resolve 1 news. What is expected in the future? Newly-made Exploring matter with Neutrons 1.1 be downloaded from current page, we also looking forward to unconfirmed 1.2 release build. You may download directly, estimated download time by ISDN or CDMA [~128 kbit/s] is 0:00:55. Just write the reviews of the Exploring matter with Neutrons. This commercial download was tested by DownloadRoute.com and received highest rating. System requirements are unspecified. The following languages are supported by Exploring matter with Neutrons: English, French.

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