60 encamên lêgerînê ên têkîldarê subatomic particles
Şêwekar
- Gêjenî Pîl-Bergirî
- Xewna Navenda Kareba
- States of Matter: Basics (HTML5)
- Alpha Decay
- Quantum Bound States
- Double Wells and Covalent Bonds
- Gases Intro (HTML5)
- Gas Properties (HTML5)
- Membrane Channels
- Quantum Tunneling and Wave Packets
- Quantum Wave Interference
- Radioactive Dating Game
- Rutherford Scattering (HTML5)
Çalakî
- Build an Atom - Clicker Questions
- What is an atom?
- Introduction to the Structure of the Atom
- Simple Inquiry-based Build an Atom Simulation Student worksheet
- Build an Atom Game Remote Lab
- Build an Atom
- States of Matter PhET
- The Speed of Particles in the Different States of Matter
- Teaching Atoms using PhET Sim Worksheet
- Modeling Isotopes
- Build an Ion Inquiry Activity
- Phet Simulation - Gases Intro Worksheet
- Alpha Decay investigations
- Kinetic Molecular Theory Intro
- Seeing In Color Simulation
- Quantum Wave Interference, 2 Lasers, PhET, Worksheet
- Acid Base Solutions - Concentration and Strength
- Pre/In/Post-Class Worksheet, Wave Interference, PhET
- How can sound waves cause a window to shake?
- Relating Gas Properties Foldable
- Sugar and Salt Solutions - Annotated Lecture Slides
- Reactions and Rates 2: Intro to Kinetics (inquiry based)
- Build an Atom: Introduction
- Balloons and Static Electricity
- States of Matter
- In/Post-Class Worksheet, Wave Interference, Sound/Water, PhET
- Friction
- Chemistry - Introduction to Coulomb's Law
- Intrinsic Randomness
- Chemistry Theater
- States of Matter Modeling
- Rutherford Goil Foil vs. Other Metals
- Concentration pHet Activity
- States of Matter: Basics lesson plan
- Gas Behavior
- Quantum Wave Interference, PhET, Worksheet, High Intensity, Problems
- Guided Manual-Worksheet of ideal gas
- Coulomb's Law for Chemistry
- Balloons & Buoyancy in Air
- Gas Law Inquiry Lesson
- Properties of Air
- Bouncing Off the Walls
- Graham's Law of Effusion
- Gas Laws Exploration
- Build An Atom Guided Inquiry
- States of Matter - Lab Simulation - student procedures and questions
- Exploring Static Electricity