Particle accelerators
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Particle accelerators

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Subject Science
Grade Level Grades 9-12
Resource Type Activity, Lesson Plan
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This episode requires students to apply their knowledge of charged particles and fields.

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SML Member January 18, 2012

Usual superb comprehensive resource from the Institute of Physics covering Particle accelerators, motion in an E or B field and associated topics together with worked examples and questions for students. All based on the Advancing Physics course.

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