51 pronаđenih rezultаtа u vezi Melting Point
Simulacije
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- Brojevna prava: Cijeli brojevi (HTML5)
- Crtanje pravih (HTML5)
- Kulonov zakon (HTML5)
- Magnet i kompas
- Naelektrisanja i polja (HTML5)
- Razlomci: Uvod (HTML5)
- Regresija najmanjih kvadrata (HTML5)
- Srednja vrijednost: Podijeli i uravnoteži (HTML5)
- ZRAČENJE NAELEKTRISANJA U KRETANJU
Aktivnosti
- Boiling, Freezing, and Melting Points
- Point-Slope Lesson and Activity Sheet
- Intermolecular Forces and Molecules - Interactive Lecture Demonstration
- Linear Equations in Slope-Intercept and Point-Slope Form using “Graphing Lines PhET Simulation”
- Mapping Electric Fields
- Electric Fields & Point Charges
- Exploring Linear Functions
- Wave unit (Inquiry Based)
- Somme de Vecteurs
- Investigating the relationship between field and potential around point charges
- Balancing act 1
- Electric Fields of Dreams for High School Exploratory Lab
- Exploring Electric Potential, Electric Field and Distance Relationships
- Working with Fractions
- Similar Triangles and Slope
- Waves on a String (Inquiry Based)
- Energy Skate Park Basics: Mechanical Energy Lab
- Chemistry Theater
- In-Post Class Activity Worksheet, Convex Lens, PhET
- In-Post Class Activity Worksheet, Convex Lenses, PhET
- Projectile Motion Experiment Abdulla
- Photoelectric Effect Activity
- Investigating Electric Fields
- Exploring parallel and perpendicular lines
- Sound Waves Lab
- Phase Changes using States of Matter Sim
- Lab: Electric Field and Potential
- Charges and Fields Exploration
- Electric field - patterns and strength
- Teaching pendulum experimental in Persian
- Charges & Fields PhET Lab
- Static Electricity: A Force to be Reckoned With
- Determinine Electric Field Relationships
- comment_se_propage_une_onde
- It’s All in the Shape: Discovering Molecular Geometry
- free fall
- PhET Density Lab
- Investigating critical angle and Total Internal Reflection
- Wave Interference- Waves (Sound and Light)
- Balancing Torques and Equilibrium
- Introduction to Waves: Liquid Matter, Sound, and Light