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	Physics Simulations Transparent Reality Simulation in Physics Simulation of the collision of two particles  Users can adjust the coefficient of restitution and the velocity and direction of travel of each particle. This free simulation is made possible by the University of Florida Distance Continuing & Executive Education. Simulation of the principles of analytical Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)  The analogy of a nucleus with non-zero spin to a bar magnet is developed. Precession and the chemical shift are also illustrated. This free simulation is made possible by the University of Florida Distance Continuing & Executive Education.

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