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Further reading □ Overview1968: Camper1970: Moving charges1970: OU Maths1970: Film producers1970: FOCUS1971: First Order Reactions1971: Reactions1971: Syntactic Dominoes1971: Square Well1971: Tomorrow's World1968-75: Galaxy Evolution1971: Symposium1972: When polar bears swam the Thames1972: Aerial Synthesis1973-81: Eilbeck1973: Physex 21973: HPD Queue1974: Orbits in a Hyperbolic Well1973-75: Galaxies1975: PIGS1975: Serpents Egg1975: Finite Elements1976: Alien
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Overview
1968: Camper
1970: Moving charges
1970: OU Maths
1970: Film producers
1970: FOCUS
1971: First Order Reactions
1971: Reactions
1971: Syntactic Dominoes
1971: Square Well
1971: Tomorrow's World
1968-75: Galaxy Evolution
1971: Symposium
1972: When polar bears swam the Thames
1972: Aerial Synthesis
1973-81: Eilbeck
1973: Physex 2
1973: HPD Queue
1974: Orbits in a Hyperbolic Well
1973-75: Galaxies
1975: PIGS
1975: Serpents Egg
1975: Finite Elements
1976: Alien

First Order Reactions

Peter Groves, Bob Hopgood

1971

First Order Reactions (1971)

Peter Groves of Aston University had a long term interest in the use of film in teaching. As early as September 1964 he organised a Conference on Film in Higher Education and Research held at the College of Advanced Technology in Birmingham/

He defined the First Order Reactions film to provide assistance in the teaching of simple rate processes but also to make an estimate of the cost of computer generation. The work was written up in the International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology Volume 5, 1974.

Peter later edited a series of about 25 chemistry cassettes for the Chemistry Society.

After his retirement, he concentrated on his publishing business, Meridian Books. Peter died in 2011.

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