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3: Applying Particle Models to Matter

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3: Applying Particle Models to Matter

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Contributed by Dina Zhabinskaya et al.
Physics at UC Davis

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3.1 Where we are headed
3.2 Phenomena and Data Patterns
3.3 Intro Particle Model of Matter
3.4 Particle Model of Bond Energy
3.5 Particle Model of Thermal Energy
3.6 Looking Back and Ahead

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