The Unusual Properties of Liquid Helium (1977)
Rare view into the macroscopic quantum mechanical behaviors (superfluidity, Rollin films, fountain effect, etc.) of superfluid liquid helium hosted by Isadore Rudnick (1917-1997) and filmed by Michael Rudnick.
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