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Simuleringar
- Alfanedbryting
- Fisjon
- Quantum Bound States
- Davisson-Germer: Electron Diffraction
- Electric Field of Dreams
- Friction (HTML5)
- Friction
- Gases Intro (HTML5)
- Gas Properties (HTML5)
- Gas Properties
- Maze Game
- Membrane Channels
- Quantum Wave Interference
- Rutherford Scattering (HTML5)
- Rutherford Scattering
- Self-Driven Particle Model
Aktivitetar
- Alpha Decay investigations
- Rutherford Scattring Simulation
- Wave Particle Duality
- PhET LAB Alpha (IB 7.2)
- Beta Decay Investigations
- Kinetic Molecular theory review
- Nuclear Processes
- Phet Alpha Decay Simulation Lab
- States of Matter Basics
- Using the particle model to explain states of matter
- Intrinsic Randomness
- Instructor
- alfa verval
- Investigating a radioactive decay
- Photoelectric Effect
- Entropy, Microstates, and Probability - Interactive Lecture Demonstration Guide
- Intermolecular Forces and Molecules - Interactive Lecture Demonstration
- Radioactive Dating Game inquiry
- 알파붕괴 SIM 사용지침서
- Radioactivity
- Intermolecular Forces and States of Matter - Interactive Lecture Demonstration
- Saturated Solutions - Interactive Lecture Demonstration
- Introduction to Light & Color
- The Photoelectric Effect and Work Functions
- Radioactive Decay, Fission and Chain Reactions
- Concept Questions for Chemistry using PhET
- Radioaktiivse lagunemise meedialabori juhend
- Using PhET in High School Chemistry- all my activities in pdf
- Visualization and Visual Illusions SIM Homework
- Electric Field Hockey Homework
- How do PhET simulations fit in my middle school program?
- Alignment of PhET sims with NGSS
- Spinometer
- Heat Intro
- States of Matte Inquiry
- MS and HS TEK to Sim Alignment
- LeChateilier's Principle - Concentration
- States Lab
- States of Matter - Lab Simulation - student procedures and questions
- The Two-Slit Experiment
- Introductions to Solutions
- Wave Interference- Waves (Sound and Light)
- PhET Sims Aligned to the Chemistry Curriculum
- Mapping of PhET and IBDP Physics
