2. The Discovery of Radioactivity , International
Film Bureau, Inc., 332 South
Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60604-4382.
3. Ring of Truth, episode on energy is pertinent
to this topic. Videotapes are
available from PBS Home Video (Phone: 1-800-424-7963).
4. Nova, PBS series on the Chernobyl nuclear accident.
PBS Video, 1320
Bradford Place, Alexandria, VA 22314, (703) 734-5010.
5. Radiation and Your Environment, from EME, P.O.
Box 2805, Danbury, CT
06813-2805.
6. Software published by Project SERAPHIM, Department
of Chemistry,
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1101 University Avenue. Madison, Wl
53706-1396: (608) 263-2837 (voice) or (608) 262-0381 (FAX).
a. For the Apple II computer: AP 1001, AP 1002.
c. For IBM PCs and PC-compatibles: PC 3801.
If your
school already owns a Geiger counter you may elect to show your students
the
radiation from a smoke detector, a lantern mantle, some watch dials, rock
samples,
etc.
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