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Summary
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This web site by the U.S. Department of Education contains information
on everything from learning resources to financial aid. |
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The Physics 2000 site is a product of the University of Colorado.
This site provides interactive information on a number of subjects
of interest to NDT students, including atoms, electromagnetic
waves, isotopes and radioactivity, and the Periodic Table. |
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This site provided by Radiology Centennial, Inc.walks you through
a century of radiology with information on X-rays past and present. |
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This site by Tokai University provides some interesting information
on the development of industrial application of radiation in Japan. |
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This site provides basic information on
metals, polymers, ceramics, composites and more. The scientific
principles section is particularly useful. The materials at this
site were prepared by the Materials Science and Engineering department
at the University of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign
by the National Science Foundation. |
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The Medical Radiography Home Page is an Internet resource for
radiologic science professionals but also contains information
that NDT students will find useful. |
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This site by the National Taiwan Normal University provides
information on the basic function of an oscilloscope.
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Exploratorium Science Snacks presents a number of experiments
that that demonstrate basic scientific principles. This link will
take you to the page on Magnetism. |
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Your SweetHaven Online provides this interactive
tutorial on basic electronics. Not all sections are fuctional. |
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The Physics Classroom site is an online physics tutorial written
for high school physics students. This link has some good information
about sound and light waves. |
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This ScienceMaster web page includes links to a number of Science
Dictionaries and Glossaries. |
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How Many? is a Dictionary of Units of Measurement.
For information on a specific unit, click on the first letter
of its name." |
