96 találat a következőre: Nuclear reactions
Szimulációk
- Alfa-bomlás
- Atommagépítő (HTML5)
- Béta-bomlás
- Egyensúlyi reakció "gázmodellje"
- Kémiai egyenletek rendezése (HTML5)
- Maghasadás
- MRI & NMR
- Radiometrikus kormeghatározás
- Reakciók: sebesség & egyensúly
- Reaktánsok, termékek és maradékok (HTML5)
Tevékenységek
- Nuclear Fission Inquiry
- Reactions and Rates 1 Introduction to reactions (Inquiry Based)
- Reactions and Rates 2: Intro to Kinetics (inquiry based)
- Exploring Nuclear Energy
- Phet Nuclear Fission Simulation Lab
- Reactions and Rates 4 lessons (Inquiry Based)
- Nuclear Processes
- Reactions and Rates 3: Introduction to Equilibrium (Inquiry Based)
- Exploring Nuclear Fission
- Radioactive Decay, Fission and Chain Reactions
- Reactions and Rates College version for tab 3- kinetics (Inquiry Based)
- Fission: controlled vs. uncontrolled
- Salts and Solubility 3: Solution Equilibrium and Ksp (Inquiry Based)
- Radioactive Decay
- Reactions and Rates 4: Equilibrium LeChatlier
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Activity 2: Limiting Reactants in Chemical Reactions
- Reactants, Products and Leftovers Activity 1: Intro to Chemical Reactions and Limiting Reactants
- Inquiry Equilibrium activity
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Review Activity: Limiting Reactants in Chemical Reactions Review
- Radioactive Decay
- Reactions and Rates
- Entropy, Microstates, and Probability - Interactive Lecture Demonstration Guide
- e=mc2
- Exploring Radioactive Decay and Its Uses
- Stable Isotopes
- Exploring Equilibrium
- How Will This Isotope Decay?
- Using PhET in High School Chemistry- all my activities in pdf
- Kinetics Guided Inquiry
- Reaction Rates
- Exploring Equilibrium 2 (Le Chatelier's Principle)
- Equilibrium Inquiry and Experiment Activity
- Salts and Solubility 5 Activities in pdf
- Cinética química. Preguntas conceptuales.
- Reacciones reversibles
- Reactions and Rates: Learning Goals from the design team (Inquiry Based)
- Nuclear Fission Simulation
- Understanding Rates of Reactions
- The Peninsula of Nuclear Stability
- Exothermic vs. Endothermic Reactions
- Visual Nucleosynthesis [Basic High School]
- Reactants, Products, and Leftovers Concept Questions
- Salts and Solubility 2: Solubility (Inquiry Based)
- Salts and Solubility 4: Using Q and LeChateliers Principle
- Balancing Chemical Equations - Inquiry based Introduction
- Exploring Fission (inquiry)
- What is an atom?
- Nuclear Decay Processes Lab
- Salts and Solubility 5: Designer Salts (Inquiry Based)
- Salts and Solubility Concept Questions for 5 activitites (Inquiry Based)
- Salts and Solubility 1: introduction to salts (Inquiry Based)
- Le Chatelier's Principle Demos
- What is an atom?
- LeChateilier's Principle - Concentration
- 핵분열 SIM 사용지침서
- PHET - Energiecentrale of kernbom?
- Reactants, Leftovers and Products
- Radioactive Dating Game inquiry
- Balancing Chemical Reactions Game
- Exploring Chemical Reactions and the Law of Conservation of Mass
- Basic Thermodynamics Inquiry
- 반응과 반응속도 SIM 사용지침서
- Equilibrium and Le Chatelier's Principle
- PERCOBAAN FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI LAJU REAKSI
- 가역반응 SIM 사용지침서
- Intrinsic Randomness
- PhET Sims Aligned to the Chemistry Curriculum
- Student Guide for PhET - Balancing Chemical Equations in html5
- Direct Instructions for PhET Balancing Equations
- Spinometer
- Spinometer
- Visualization and Visual Illusions SIM Homework
- Concept Questions for Chemistry using PhET
- Sandwich Stiochiometry
- Alignment of PhET sims with NGSS
- ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Chemical Reactions of Alkanes and Alkenes
- Instructor
- Build an Atom WebLab
- How do PhET simulations fit in my middle school program?
- MS and HS TEK to Sim Alignment
- Concept questions for Physics using PhET (Inquiry Based)
- Phet Energy Forms and Changes Student Worksheet
- Alineación simulaciones PhET con el Currículo Ecuatoriano - Química - Bachillerato
- Using the Coulomb’s Law PhET Simulation: Concept Development for Understanding Electrostatic Forces
- PREPARATORIA: Alineación de PhET con programas de la DGB México (2017)
- Mapping of PhET and IBDP Physics