MERLOT Materials
Filter by
Applet demonstrates clearly how a shock wave is formed when an object travels faster than the speed of sound. User may... see more
This applet simulates the collision between two solid disks. Relative mass, impact parameter, coefficient of restitution,... see more
This Applet shows a microscopic model for an ideal gas. The pressure that a gas exerts on the walls of its container is a... see more
This java applet show you the physics processes of a Carnot heat engine. Carnot cycle is a four stage reversible sequence... see more
A simulation to show the orbit an object will make defined by specific parameters.
An applet that demonstrates the rate of conversion from parent nucleus to daughter nucleus in radioactivity.
Applet demonstrates what you see if three overlapping beams of colored light shine on a screen in a dark room.
Demonstrates the results of mixing red, blue, and green light and paint pigments.
An applet that demonstrates refraction of light.
This Java applet shows the physics behind a beam of light impinging at some angle on a surface boundary.
Applet demonstrates the refraction of light passing through a thick lens.
This java applets let you understand the entire range of behavior of a single convex lens or image formed by two lens.
Applet allows user to build his own circuit by selecting components from a menu.
Applet clearly demonstrates Brownian motion in two dimensions. The small particles are shown as well as the large... see more
Use the mouse to travel along with the wave.
An applet demonstrating reflection and refraction of a wave striking a boundary. User defines either an s-wave or p-wave,... see more
The motion of an object placed in a fluid is simulated. The densities of the block and fluid, and the coefficient of... see more
This java applet let you visualize the difference between transverse wave and longitudinal wave.
Applet demonstrates how a cyclotron works. Extensive explanatory text of basic electromagnetism included.
An applet for verifying the Biot-Savart Law concerning the magnetic field produced by a current.
This is a game to learn physics of light reflection from mirror.
This java applet shows how an image is formed due to light reflection.
Rays of lights are reflected from the mirror, each ray satisfying the law of reflection.
An online demonstration of a multimeter