When one learns what has been discovered about atoms one has to learn by hearsay, one has to accept the indirect methods and swallow the picturing by imaginative models. Then a keen listener must long for some experimental support or illustrations. That is what these lectures will offer in their 'circus of experiments'. The circus cannot cover all our new knowledge of atoms but it will, we trust, give visitors a feeling of friendly first-hand acquaintance, a contribution of confidence and understanding as well as a delight in seeing experiments
| Name | First Aired | Runtime | Image | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1979E01 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Getting to Know Atoms |
BBC Two
|
55 | |
| S1979E02 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Molecules in Motion |
BBC Two
|
55 | |
| S1979E03 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Electrified Atoms |
BBC Two
|
55 | |
| S1979E04 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Atoms that Explode |
BBC Two
|
55 | |
| S1979E05 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Atoms and Energy |
BBC Two
|
55 | |
| S1979E06 | Atoms for Enquiring Minds - Seeing Atoms at last |
BBC Two
|
55 |
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