MOSSBAUER SPECTROSCOPY Mossbauer spectroscopy was discovered in 1957 by a man named Rudolph Mossbauer, who later won the Nobel Prize in physics in 1961. Mossbauer spectroscopy can be used in a wide range of sciences including, chemistry, biology and metallurgy. Its main purposes are giving pre...

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Sonoluminescence refers to the emission of light from bubbles suspended in water, when those bubbles are forced to vibrate by acoustic waves. This emission of light is fascinating because the energy required to produce the light suggests that the temperature inside the bubble exceeds 10,000 Celcius...

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Science, especially physics, holds the view that the colours we naturally consider objects to posses is as such an illusion, and that these physical objects do not possess any such an attribute whatsoever. ...

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