how would i site airgun.com as a sorce for a physics project?

[DoctorStox]

science horizons is making me site all the references i will sue ahead of time (dang dirty not nice people) and i need to use a diagram of how a mag works from the AGD website. how would i do this?

[FrAuStY]

Try this site.. great for bibliographies and Works Cited pages =)

http://www.bk.psu.edu/faculty/newnham/MLAWeb.html

Are you asking what information you'd need to put in it? You'd be better off citing Automags.org and put in the url for the thread in which you pulled the diagram. first do a search on "Automag Diagram"

Here's a thread returned which has exactly what you're looking for.
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34799&highlight=Diagram+Automag

I don't think www.airgun.com has any working diagrams, only static Blow-up diagrams of the internal workings of the automag. Good luck :)

[DoctorStox]

i just sited it as a webiste using noodletools, great website if your school is subcribed, u punch in the stuff, they do the siting and alphabetizing. all i need is static diagrams, it's just for my teacher to feel sound, i know how a mag works. and in case anybody is interested i am creating an undertow bolt for a mag, fun fun.

[Kevmaster]

Scientits usually use APA Format for citing references. here is the method of documentation for APA:

<Author, A. A.> (Date of publication). <Title of article.> <Retrieved month date, year,> from <http://Web address.>

example:

Cullen, K. W. (2000). Samurai Force HomePage. October 31, 2002, from http://www.samuraiforce.net.

thats how you do it in APA

[Kevmaster]

Science papers typically use APA format(if they adhere to the field standard). heres how to do it for an internet site:

<Author, A. A., & Author, B. B.> (Date of publication). <Title of article.> <Retrieved month date, year,> from <http://Web address.>

example:

Cullen, K. W. (June 2001). "Samurai Force Homepage." October 31, 2002, from http://www.samuraiforce.net.

hope that helps. again thats APA