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Desde las primeras páginas el autor nos invita a pensar en el cerebro como un campo cuántico dado que los átomos que nos conforman contienen un 0,00001% de materia. El resto (99,99999 %) es vacío energetico. Como este "vacio" no es un vacio, sino un enorme espacio constituido por frecuencias que generan un circuito de informacion interconectada, debemos ser conscientes de su enorme poder y aprender a capitalizarlo para vivir mejor.Por ejemplo, y teniendo en cuenta que gran parte de la corriente energetica se genera y se irradia a traves de la mente, cuyo soporte fisico es el cerebro, una de las aplicaciones mas interesantes de la fisica cuantica consiste en replantearnos nuestra forma de pensar con respecto a nosotros mismos, lo que conocemos y lo que desconocemos.Este libro nos da las claves fundamentales para convertir a nuestra mente en una maquina creadora de realidad, una maravillosa posibilidad de diseñar nuestra vida y destino, incluso, de influir en el de otros, puesto que aplicar los avances de la neurociencia y la fisica cuantica permite al ser humano liberarse de lo que se conoce como destino, dado que facilita un control positivo sobre el presente y, paralelamente, un direccionamiento de pensamientos y acciones hacia el futuro deseado.

El trabajo presente aspira a abordar y atender en cierta medida una necesidad curricular no siempre contemplada, y que concierne tanto al capítulo de la revisión de la respuesta que arrojan instrumentos esenciales en el tema Equilibrios y Transiciones de Fases, como al del empleo de ciertas tecnologias y tecnicas basicas relacionadas al mismo tema.En esta Parte I y en relacion al rubro Instrumentacion, se presentan estudios experimentales diversos sobre sistemas manometricos, vacuometricos, de presion absoluta, y termometricos. En el rubro Tecnologias se abordan tambien estudios experimentales asociados a la medicion y control de las propiedades de estado presion y temperatura. La intencion general es la adquisicion de los principios metodologico-experimentales previos a la incursion al problema sobre Equilibrios y Transiciones de Fases, y que constituye la Parte II."

En el Laboratorio de Farmacología II se plantea el desarrollo de procedimientos experimentales y actividades en los que, bajo el principio de las "tres erres", se reduzca, se reemplace y se refine el uso de animales de laboratorio para cubrir los objetivos de la enseñanza experimental de la Farmacologia.

La Farmacología es una ciencia experimental por excelencia. Los métodos utilizados para evaluar la seguridad y la eficacia de los fármacos utilizan sistemas biológicos, que van desde fragmentos celulares o macromoleculas aisladas, hasta poblaciones enteras. En gran parte del proceso de investigacion farmacologica se utilizan animales de laboratorio integros. Sin embargo, la creciente sensibilidad respecto a la practica de la experimentacion en animales en la investigacion y en la enseñanza de las Ciencias Biomedicas, asi como la busqueda de enfoques nuevos en los aspectos practicos de la misma, son parte de un debate actual. Los metodos utilizados en la investigacion, para la evaluacion de la seguridad y/o toxicidad y en la enseñanza estan en continuo progreso, ya que los cientificos estan en permanente busqueda de posibles alternativas que mejoren la calidad de su trabajo. Ello es debido, en parte, a la logica evolucion de los conocimientos cientificos y de sus aplicaciones tecnologicas y, en parte, a consideraciones eticas, logisticas, economicas, sociopoliticas y legales.

Con la intención de continuar en la contribución a la formación académica elemental de los estudiantes en el campo de la termodinámica clásica, se consideró pertinente elaborar un programa accesible de revision experimental basica sobre el tema de equilibrios y transiciones de fases en sistemas monocomponentes.El perfil del trabajo es en forma premeditada eminentemente de caracter metodologico-experimental. Es tarea previa del lector interesado el dominio de los conceptos y fundamentos sobre el tema que aqui se explora. Por tanto, en cada uno de los protocolos que conforman el trabajo aqui presentado, se plantea de inicio el tema, su finalidad, la infraestructura requerida, la tecnica por seguir, el tratamiento de la informacion obtenida (y en su caso la discusion), y el ejemplo-demostracion correspondiente, producto de la realizacion experimental personal por los autores. Cada uno de los protocolos es autocontenido. En la realizacion de los estudios experimentales que aqui se demuestran, se empleo infraestructura experimental verificada previamente tanto en fabrica como, en casos especificos, en laboratorios especializados en la verificacion y certificacion instrumenta

El presente libro constituye un valioso texto de licenciatura y postgrado en las asignaturas relacionadas con la química del medio ambiente que se imparten en diversas escuelas y facultades universitarias.A lo largo de los diversos capitulos se han ido introduciendo los necesarios fundamentos fisicoquimicos de los procesos de reaccion mas importantes en la Quimica Ambiental: termoleculares, fotoquimicos, heterogeneos, etc.Asimismo, se ha incluido informacion lo mas amplia y veraz posible de los temas mas actuales en investigacion y desarrollo, para lo que se ha realizado un exhaustivo estudio bibliografico. En este contexto, al final de cada capitulo se incluyen las correspondientes referencias bibliograficas. Otra caracteristica es la inclusion de ejemplos que ilustran o aplican conceptos especialmente significativos.

Con el objetivo de servir de ayuda a los alumnos que cursan Física Aplicada y Fisicoquímica en las facultades, nace este libro. Los magníficos textos al uso son desproporcionados para lo que puede explicarse en tres creditos, que es la extension asignada a la Fisicoquimica dentro de la asignatura mencionada. Como consecuencia, el alumno se encuentra con libros de los que podra aprovechar una parte que, en el mejor de los casos, apenas llega al treinta por ciento. El tratar de aprender Fisicoquimica leyendo un texto unicamente, sin hacer problemas, es muy poco efectivo. Con esta intencion, se incluyen problemas resueltos incorporados al texto como Ejemplos y se añade una coleccion de problemas no resueltos al final de cada capitulo. La mayor parte de ellos son originales y han sido propuestos en examenes a lo largo de nuestra dilatada trayectoria universitaria.

El libro recoge información de primera fuente sobre la presencia de la radiactividad en la naturaleza, tras cuarenta años de trabajo en el área de Radiactividad ambiental en la Comisión Chilena de Energia Nuclear (CCHEN). A pesar de contener informacion especializada respecto de un fenomeno cientifico complejo, gracias a la simpleza de la narracion y las habilidades explicativas del autor, es un texto que puede ser leido por jovenes y adultos y conocer, por ejemplo, ¿de donde proviene el Carbono 14?, ¿que es el Radon?, ¿tenemos radiactividad en nuestro cuerpo?, ¿afectara la radiacion cosmica a los astronautas?, y muchas preguntas mas. El texto es interesante, fluido en su lenguaje y aporta datos desconocidos para la mayoria de las personas. Es una invitacion a dar una nueva mirada al lugar donde vivimos y, con seguridad, el lector se llevara mas de una sorpresa.

Físico-Química é uma unidade do programa do curso de gradução de Química, que indroduz ou desenvolve muitos tópicos distintos. Alguns, como termodinámica e cinética, são prontamente reconhecidos como

Este livro traz o desenvolvimento do conceito de pensamento computacional para a Educação Matemática, a partir dos pressupostos da Teoria Histórico-Cultural. Nele, você encontrará uma análise do movi

A obra aborda os aspectos históricos, fundamentos e aplicações da eletroanálise, abrangendo de forma detalhada as técnicas de potenciometria, condutometria, eletrogravimetria, cronoamperometria, cron

Henri Poincarés The New Mechanics is a groundbreaking exploration of classical mechanics from a fresh perspective. Poincaré delves into the complexities of motion, energy, and force with a meticulous and analytical approach, offering insightful commentary on the fundamental principles that govern the physical world. Written in a clear and engaging style, the book showcases Poincares profound understanding of the subject matter and his innovative interpretations that challenge traditional ideas in physics. The New Mechanics is a seminal work that pushes the boundaries of classical mechanics and sets a new standard for scientific discourse in the field. Poincares unique blend of theoretical rigor and elegant prose makes this book a must-read for anyone interested in the foundations of mechanics. Henri Poincares expertise as a mathematician, physicist, and philosopher shines through in this masterful work, demonstrating his deep intellect and passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe. His revolutionary ideas and meticulous research have established him as a leading figure in the history of science, shaping our understanding of the physical laws that govern our world. The New Mechanics is a timeless masterpiece that continues to inspire and educate readers across generations, offering valuable insights into the profound connections between mathematics, physics, and philosophy.

In The Chemical History of a Candle by Michael Faraday, the reader is taken on a scientific journey through the intricacies of a simple everyday object - a candle. Through meticulous observations and experiments, Faraday delves into the chemical processes involved in the burning of a candle, making complex scientific concepts accessible to a wider audience. Faradays engaging and informative writing style captivates readers, blending scientific knowledge with literary flair, resulting in a unique piece of scientific literature. This book not only educates on the chemistry of combustion but also serves as a historical record of 19th-century scientific thought and experimentation. The vivid descriptions and practical demonstrations included in the text provide a hands-on approach to learning about the natural world. Michael Faraday, a renowned chemist and physicist, penned this book based on his popular lectures, showcasing his passion for science and dedication to public education. His pioneering work in electromagnetism and chemistry laid the foundation for modern scientific understanding. The Chemical History of a Candle is highly recommended for those interested in the intersection of science and literature, offering a fascinating insight into the wonders of the natural world.

Charles Forts The Book of the Damned is a seminal work in the field of anomalous phenomena, exploring a wide range of unexplained events and occurrences from around the world. Forts literary style is characterized by a meticulous collection and documentation of reports, anecdotes, and case studies, presented in a dry, almost humorous tone that challenges the reader to question conventional explanations. This book is often considered a pioneering work of the paranormal genre, setting the stage for later authors and researchers to delve into the unexplained. Forts relentless pursuit of the truth behind these mysteries makes The Book of the Damned a captivating and thought-provoking read. Charles Fort, a self-taught researcher, had a lifelong fascination with the unexplained and the supernatural. His tireless efforts to uncover the truths behind mysterious phenomena led him to compile the material presented in this volume. Forts unique perspective and skeptical approach to the unknown make his work both engaging and enlightening. For readers interested in exploring the realms of the bizarre and unexplained, The Book of the Damned is a must-read. This book will challenge your perceptions of reality and open your mind to the vast array of mysteries that still remain unsolved in our world.

Marie SkBodowska Curies Radio-active Substances is a groundbreaking work that delves into the fascinating world of radioactivity. Published in 1903, this book explores the properties of radioactive materials and their potential applications. Curies scientific approach and attention to detail make this book a valuable resource for anyone interested in the field of nuclear science. Her writing style is precise and technically sound, reflecting her esteemed status as a Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Marie SkBodowska Curie, a pioneering scientist known for her discoveries in radioactivity, was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields. Her passion for research and dedication to her work shines through in Radio-active Substances. Curies personal experiences and scientific expertise undoubtedly influenced the writing of this influential book. I highly recommend Radio-active Substances to readers interested in the history of science and the pioneering work of female scientists. Curies insightful observations and contributions to the field of radioactivity make this book a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this important scientific phenomenon.

"The object of the present work is the publication of researches which I have been carrying on for more than four years on radio-active bodies. I began these researches by a study of the phosphorescence of uranium, discovered by M. Becquerel. The results to which I was led by this work promised to afford so interesting a field that Pierre Curie put aside the work on which he was engaged, and joined me, our object being the extraction of new radio-active substances and the further study of their properties."

In Michael Faradays The Chemical History of a Candle, readers are taken on a fascinating journey through the science of chemistry as it pertains to the everyday candle. Faradays eloquent and engaging writing style makes complex scientific concepts accessible to readers of all backgrounds, making this book a classic in the field of popular science literature. Through detailed descriptions of the chemical reactions and physical processes that occur within a burning candle, Faraday educates readers on the fundamental principles of chemistry while also highlighting the beauty and wonder of the natural world. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of science, as well as for students and educators looking for a captivating way to learn about chemistry. Michael Faraday, a renowned scientist and inventor, was a pioneer in the field of electromagnetism and played a crucial role in the advancement of scientific knowledge during the 19th century. His expertise in chemistry and physics is evident in The Chemical History of a Candle, reflecting his passion for making complex scientific concepts understandable and engaging for a wide audience. I highly recommend The Chemical History of a Candle to anyone interested in the intersection of art and science, as well as to those looking for a captivating and informative exploration of the chemical processes that occur in our everyday lives. Faradays timeless insights and engaging writing style make this book a must-read for science enthusiasts of all ages.

"O livro não tem por intenção tomar partido sobre a discussão da viabilidade do uso da tecnologia nuclear. O papel pensado para esta obra é a de dar informações que sirvam de argumento, tanto para os

In Zetetic astronomy: Earth not a globe! by Parallax, readers are taken on a groundbreaking journey challenging the conventional beliefs about the shape of the Earth. This meticulously researched book presents a zetetic approach to astronomy, emphasizing empirical observation over theoretical assumptions. Parallaxs writing style is clear and logical, making complex scientific concepts accessible to readers of all backgrounds. The book is a seminal work in the history of scientific skepticism, questioning established scientific theories with a critical eye. The context of the book lies in the 19th-century debate over the shape of the Earth, where Parallaxs revolutionary ideas sparked controversy and intrigue among scholars and laypeople alike. Readers can expect to be engaged in a thought-provoking exploration of Earths true form through the lens of zetetic astronomy. Parallaxs unique perspective on astronomy offers a fresh take on a timeless topic, making Zetetic astronomy: Earth not a globe! a must-read for those interested in the history of science and alternative theories of the cosmos.

Half Lives shines a light on the shocking history of the worlds toxic love affair with a deadly substance, radium. Unnerving, fascinating, informative and truly frightening. Hallie Rubenhold, author of The FiveThe story of this supposed cure-all in everyday 20th century life is fascinating and well told. Brian Maye, Irish Times Lucy Jane Santos presents the surprising history of radium in everyday life. Of all the radioactive elements discovered at the end of the 19th century, it was radium that became the focus of both public fascination and entrepreneurial zeal.Half Lives tells the fascinating, curious, sometimes macabre story of the element through its ascendance as a desirable item - a present for a queen, a prize in a treasure hunt, a glow-in- the-dark dance costume - to its role as a supposed cure-all in everyday 20th-century life, when medical practitioners and business people (reputable and otherwise) devised ingenious ways of commodifying the new wonder element, and enthusiastic customers welcomed their radioactive wares into their homes. Historian Lucy Jane Santos - herself the proud owner of a formidable collection of radium beauty treatments - delves into the stories of these products and details the gradual downfall and discredit of the radium industry through the eyes of the people who bought, sold and eventually came to fear the once-fetishized substance. She reveals a new history of radium, one in which the stories of those previously dismissed as quacks and fools are brought to life, as part of a unique examination of the interplay between science and popular culture.