High temperature experiments in chemistry and materials science / by Motzfeldt, K.

Table of Contents: “…High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials Science; Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction to High Temperature Research; Preamble; 1.1 The Basis of It All; 1.1.1 Photosynthesis; 1.1.2 The Role of Carbon; 1.2 High Temperatures; 1.2.1 Chemistry at Ambient Temperatures; 1.2.2 Chemistry at High Temperatures; 1.2.3 The Nitrogen Industry; 1.2.4 Iron and Steel; 1.3 Carbothermal Silicon and Aluminium; 1.3.1 Ferrosilicon and Silicon Metal; 1.3.2 The First Laboratory Furnace; 1.3.3 Carbothermal Aluminium; 1.3.4 More Laboratory Furnaces.…”
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Field experiments and measurement programs in geomorphology /

Table of Contents: “…The nature of geomorphic field experiments / Olav Slaymaker -- Drainage basin studies / D.E. …”
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Spectacular chemical experiments / by Roesky, H. W.

Table of Contents: “…Colloids, sols, and gels -- 5. Fascinating experiments by self-organization -- 6. Chemical varieties -- 7. …”


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Psychology, short cuts to revision. Research methods in psychology. Natural experiments

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Design and modeling for computer experiments by Fang, Kaitai

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Design and modeling for computer experiments / by Fang, Kaitai

Table of Contents: “…part Part I An Overview -- chapter 1 Introduction -- part Part II Designs for Computer Experiments -- chapter 2 Latin Hypercube Sampling and Its Modifications -- chapter 3 Uniform Experimental Design -- chapter 4 Optimization in Construction of Designs for Computer Ex- periments -- part Part III Modeling for Computer Experiments -- chapter 5 Metamodeling -- chapter 6 Model Interpretation -- chapter 7 Functional Response -- chapter Appendix -- chapter Acronyms.…”
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Learning through storytelling in higher education : using reflection & experience to improve learning / by McDrury, Janice, 1949-

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Experiment central : understanding scientific principles through projects.

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Impedance spectroscopy : theory, experiment, and applications.

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Evidence, ethos and experiment : the anthropology and history of medical research in Africa /

Table of Contents: “…/ Marilyn Strathern -- Being 'with MRC': infant care and the social meanings of cohort membership in Gambia's plural therapeutic landscapes / Melissa Leach and James Fairhead -- Contextualising ethics in AIDS research: or, the morality of knowledge production in ethnographic fieldwork on 'the unspeakable' / Hansjörg Dilger -- Testing a new drug for leprosy: clofazimine and its precursors in Ireland and Nigeria, 1944-1966 / John Manton -- Elucidating ethics in practice: focus on accountability / George Ulrich -- When physicians meet: local medical knowledge and global public goods / Steven Feierman -- The plausibility design, quasi-experiments, and real world research: a case study from the interdisciplinary monitoring project for antimalarial combination treatment in Tanzania / S. …”
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Anspruchserfüllung und Portfolioauswahl : Theoretische Diskussion und Experimentelle Evidenz. by Güth, Werner

Subjects: “…Education Experimental methods.…”
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Elegant solutions : ten beautiful experiments in chemistry / by Ball, Philip, 1962-

Table of Contents: “…What is an experiment? What is beauty? -- Asking questions of nature -- How does your garden grow? …”
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The ultimate book of Saturday science : the very best backyard science experiments you can do yourself / by Downie, N. A. (Neil A.)

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Content and process specificity in the effects of prior experiences /

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The Museum as Experience : Learning, Connection, and Shared Space.

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Spectacular chemical experiments / by Roesky, H. W.

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Analyse Von Blickbewegungen Von Schülern Beim Lesen Von Physikbezogenen Texten Mit Bildern : Eye Tracking Als Methodenwerkzeug in der Physikdidaktischen Forschung. by Hofmann, Birgit

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Science shows you how: exciting experiments that demonstrate basic principles. by Swezey, Kenneth M

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Elegant solutions ten beautiful experiments in chemistry / by Ball, Philip, 1962-

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Wittgenstein's beetle and other classic thought experiments / by Cohen, Martin, 1964-

Table of Contents: “…e and alternative geometries -- K is for the Kritik and Kant's kind of thought experiments -- L is for Lucretius' spear -- M is for Mach's motionless chain -- N is for Newton's bucket -- O is for Olbers' paradox -- P is for Parfit's person -- Q is for the questions raised by thought experiments quotidiennes -- R is for the rule-ruled room -- S is for Salvatius' ship, sailing along its own space-time line -- T is for the time-travelling twins -- U is for the universe, and Einstein's attempts to understand it -- V is for the vexed case of the violinist -- W is for Wittgenstein's beetle -- X is for xenophanes and thinking by examples -- Y is for counterfactuals and a backwards approach to history -- Z is for Zeno and the mysteries of infinity.…”
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