How the 3rd Law of Thermodynamics Made Einstein Famous
In 1927 Walther Nernst convinced respected physics enthusiast Ernest Solvay to convene the world's first international physics conference. Solvey invited the nineteen most brilliant physicists of the day and, at Nerst's urging, one upstart no one took seriously; Albert Einstein. Why? Because Einstein's outrageous ideas about wave particle duality were a perfect fit for Nernst's work in thermodynamics.
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Bohr model: Math and Logic of Derivation
Kathy derives Bohr's equation for an electron orbiting a nucleus including simple explanations of the physical implication of each step and the scientists that provided the equations he started with.
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