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- Ian did his part.
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- Jon Rom’s cube.
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- Degrees of freedom shown for a mechanical object. You should know the 3 types of motion — Translational, Rotational and Vibrational. Degrees of freedom are all the possible unique ways that an object can move in each of the forms of motion. A water vapor molecule has around 10 degrees of freedom whereas a water molecule in an ice cube only has about 3.
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- Human hand is extremely complicated. For all you premed types, better start memorizing!
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- Many degrees of freedom in the human hand
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- human torso has various degrees of freedom of motion
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- Degrees of freedom of the hip,legs, and feet. How many possible degrees of freedom does a human body have?
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- A big part of robotics is maximizing degrees of freedom while maintaining strength and stability.
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- Each joint in a robotic arm adds more degrees of freedom and MUCH more complication.
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- Some of the degrees of freedom of a water molecule.
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- With increasing temperature comes increasing degrees of freedom (at phase changes) which leads to higher disorder (entropy –> ∆S)
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- Symmetry is another huge concept in Physics. This came up because molecules rotate about axes of symmetry.
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- Two axes (or planes) of symmetry for a water molecule.
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- Symmetries in crystal growth. If you like this stuff, look into Materials Science — a division of Physics.
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- snowflake — check out all the lines of symmetry.
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- Sometimes molecules and systems are anti-symmetric.
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- SInce Reed asked to question about light having momentum, but no mass.
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- WHere the expanded relativity equation comes from.
NHS AP Physics C 