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A collection of simulations and virtual labs focusing on first-year college physics. PhET provides fun, interactive,... see more
VR Molecules presents dynamically and interactively the vibration and rotation modes for 24 molecules (out of a more... see more
A large list of links to applets and tutorials that discuss the fabrication of semiconductors. Each link is also listed... see more
A table of the elements, with links to information on each element in the table. Links to various tutorials on basic... see more
This series of animations lets you view a "fly-by" and "fly-through" of a house at different percentages of the speed of... see more
That is what we will focus on in ChaosBook. The book is a self-contained graduate textbook on classical and quantum... see more
Current is a function of voltage and resistance. This Formula Solver! Series program shows the step-by-step solution for... see more
A primer on nuclear radiation/radioactive decay. Covers atoms, subatomic particles, isotopes, and radioactive decay... see more
Details the concepts of space, time, matter, motion, mass, energy, light, and then explains special relativity. Covers... see more
Can you teach radioactivity using inquiry? Yes! To beginning science students? Of course! Topics include general... see more
A collection of over 140 videos of Physics Demonstrations covering a wide variety of topics, from mechanics to atomic.... see more
Welcome to Physics 2000, an interactive journey through modern physics! This is a place to have fun learning visually and... see more
A large collection of applets, VMRL image galleries, and DOS programs (most of which are listed separately within MERLOT)... see more
Interactive tutorials based on simulations involving all topics in introductory physics. This is developed to support... see more
This multimedia site is divided into five sections: Galileo, Maxwell, Einstein, Time Dilation and E=mc2. Each module is a... see more