Podcasts about collision theory

Check out the Chemistry Made Simple academyIn this episode:What is Collision Theory?What is Activation Energy?The factors that affect the rate of chemical reactionBecome a Patreon supporter of the podcast and get more from each episode. patreon.com/chemistrymadesimplePrefer to say a quick 'thank you'? You can buy me a coffee if that's your jam.Find out more about the Chemistry Made Simple academyContact me:Instagram @chemistrymadesimpleEmail Matthew@ChemistryMadeSimple.netJoin the discussion at the Chemistry Made Simple podcast community.

Adrian Todd Zuniga (Yes, that famous guy who started Literary Death Match) talked to us on the LITerally Podcast, and we laughed a lot! We talked about his book Collision Theory that came out 2018 after its own 13-year journey to publication. It's a great book that deserved a home and found one with a publisher who believed in it. If you're in the thick of things, this podcast is for you. It's honest and uplifting, and very funny.

Adrian Todd Zuniga (Yes, that famous guy who started Literary Death Match) talked to us on the LITerally Podcast, and we laughed a lot! We talked about his book Collision Theory that came out 2018 after its own 13-year journey to publication. It's a great book that deserved a home and found one with a publisher who believed in it. If you're in the thick of things, this podcast is for you. It's honest and uplifting, and very funny.

We can collide! Jono smashes through collision theory for your A Level Chemistry exam. In this episode, he will discuss steric factors and activation energy. Ideal for preparing you for your A Level Chemistry exam. For more info visit: https://www.senecalearning.com/blog/a-level-chemistry-revision/.

In this week's episode, I interview Adrian Todd Zuniga, the host of Literary Death Match, about how to plot a novel, and how he plotted his novel, Collision Theory. TEXT DISCUSSED NOTES Check out my previous convo with Adrian back on Episode 190.

Adrian Todd Zuniga is the author of Collision Theory. He is the host and creator of Literary Death Match (now featured in over 60 cities worldwide). He hosts LDM Book Report on YouTube, and is the co-writer of Madden NFL 18’s interactive movie Longshot (EA Sports), which earned a nomination for a Writers Guild of America award in 2018. An award-winning journalist, he now focuses on fiction and screenwriting. He lives between London and Los Angeles. Jon Methven is the author of three novels: Therapy Mammals, Strange Boat, and This Is Your Captain Speaking. His work has appeared in Timothy McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, the New York Times, New York Magazine, Buzzfeed, The Atlantic, and The Awl. He lives in New York City.

Adrian Todd Zuniga is the host and creator of Literary Death Match (now featured in over 60 cities worldwide). He hosts LDM Book Report on YouTube, and is the co-writer of Madden NFL 18’s interactive movie Longshot (EA Sports), which earned a nomination for a Writers Guild of America award in 2018. An award-winning journalist, he now focuses on fiction and screenwriting. Collision Theory is his first novel. He lives between London and Los Angeles. Bill Petrocelli is the author of the novels Through the Bookstore Window and The Circle of Thirteen. He is co-owner with his wife, Elaine, of Book Passage with bookstores in Corte Madera, San Francisco, and Sausalito. Bill is a former attorney with the California Attorney General and previously headed a poverty law office in Oakland. His previous books were Low Profile: How to Avoid the Privacy Invaders and Sexual Harassment on the Job: What it is and How to Stop it.

Today we are talking with Adrian Todd Zuniga to discuss writing, some writing tips on fortitude and Adrian Todd Zuniga is the host and creator of Literary Death Match (now featured in over 60 cities worldwide). He hosts LDM Book Report on YouTube, and is the co-writer of Madden NFL 18’s interactive movie Longshot (EA Sports), which earned a nomination for a Writers Guild of America award in 2018. An award-winning journalist, he now focuses on fiction and screenwriting. He lives between London and Los Angeles. Please like my author page, follow, subscribe and join me at http://devingalaudet.com/dad to learn more about 10,000 Mile with my Dead Father's Ashes. You can find Collision Theory at https://www.indiebound.org/…/9781945572….

It's a full house! Jody and Alison envelop author and Literary Death Match creator, Adrian Todd Zuniga, into the Cocoon to chat about his new book, "Collision Theory," his journey to becoming a bona fide novelist, and the time he HUNG OUT with Judy Blume in Miami! Then, Blume Head Cathy drops by to discuss chapters 10-11 of "Wifey," Judy's positively naughty adult novel from 1978. Sandy gets a pixie cut, argues with Norm about his asshole mother, and remembers her cringeworthy wedding night at the Kennedy Airport hotel. The girls discuss ice-filled bathtubs, firehouse sweet sixteens, New Jersey topography, 1970s racial tensions, and bad sex. It's a Judy Blume book club. Join us every week!Be sure to check out "Collision Theory," "...a headlong and heartaching modern masterwork. It's suddenness, unexpectedness, humor, and humanity make for an unforgettable read." https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781945572821And find out if Literary Death Match is coming to a town near you! It's super fun. literarydeathmatch.com 

Great friend of the show and founder of the sports video game podcast Adrian Todd Zuniga joins us this week! He discusses his new book Collision Theory which is available April 17 and can be pre-ordered now, his role helping craft Madden's Longshot mode last year and looking ahead on potential future options for it, his current relationship with sports video games, and more. From 1UP to The Sports Game Guy's Sports Anomaly, 4th String to Literary Death Match, Mr. Zuniga is well-known for his diverse, entertaining efforts. On the show this week: Rich Grisham, OOTP Developments/Hit the Pass (@richgrisham) Adrian Todd Zuniga (@atzuniga)

We are talking first paragraphs today. What works and things to avoid. Mostly, I see a lot of bad first paragraphs. Why is this? We'll discuss and share the first paragraph of Collision Theory by Adrian Todd Zuniga. As always we are here to write more and better with the help of a writer and editor. I will also describe from top to bottom what I am doing to promote my memoir, 10,000 Miles with my Dead Father's Ashes. For more visit devingalaudet.com/dad.

We're back from our Summer break, LiVE, and with a special episode dedicated to RadioSEGA Presents: Collision Theory, a brand-new charity album to support Special Effect. Download RadioSEGA Presents: Collision Theory and donate here: http://radiosega.bandcamp.com

A discussion by Mr. Lutz about the rates of chemical reactions and how they can be useful in chemistry.

AP Chemistry: introduction to the theory that predicts the rates of chemical reactions, particularly for gases.

The theory behind reaction rates. It is called collision theory. Very straight forward, but you need to be able to explain things using the correct words. Also join the edmodo group and complete the quiz that relates to this topic. you can also ask questions on edmodo if you are unsure of how things work. There is also link to a interesting video about a sugar factory explosion on youtube there.

When is a fatal car accident 'successful'? When used to explain reaction rates and collision theory. This may be a bit ghoulish, but comparing car collisions to particle collisions seems to work.

A brief description of the factors that control the rate of a chemical reaction. (audio)