Virtual Physics Tour
The Video Camera Detector Screen Showing the Millikan Oil Drop Experiment
Selecting and adding a gas in the Gases Laboratory.
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing a Ramp-Sled Experiment
The Temperature, Temperature vs. Time, and Bomb Calorimeter Control Windows.
The Parameters Palette Used in the Mechanics Laboratory
The Calorimetry Laboratory
The Spectrometer Detector Screen in the Quantum Lab Showing the Adsorption Spectra of Water
The Spectrometer Detector Screen in the Quantum Lab Showing a Photoemission Experiment
The classic frictionless and massless piston experiment to show the effect of mass on the internal pressure.
Pressure as the Dependent Variable in the Gases Laboratory
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing a Multiple Ball Collision Experiment
The Calorimetry Stockroom. Students can select salts, metals, combustibles, reagents, and different calorimeters.
A liquid being poured into a beaker on the balance in the Density Laboratory.
Physics Laboratory Hallway
The Circuits Laboratory Showing a High Pass Filter
The Rutherford Experiment in the Quantum Lab
The Spectrometer Detector Screen in the Quantum Lab Showing a Blackbody Spectra
A Garden Gnome as Seen with and without a Mirror with the Virtual Eye in the Optics Laboratory
Temperature as the Dependent Variable in the Gases Laboratory
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing the Inner Planets from a Top-View Perspective
The Calorimetry Laboratory with the Coffee Cup Calorimeter Selected.
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing the Earth-Moon System Relative to the Sun
Physics Electronic Workbook
The Circuits Laboratory Showing a Damped Square Wave
The Video Camera Detector Screen Showing a Two Slit Diffraction Experiment
The Millikan Oil Drop Experiment in the Quantum Lab
The Optics Laboratory with a Prism Experiment
Volume as the Dependent Variable in the Gases Laboratory
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing a Rocket Attached to a Ball in a Radial Gravity Environment
The Calorimetry Laboratory with the Bomb Calorimeter Selected
A liquid being poured back into a graduated cylinder in the Density Laboratory.
The Phosphor Detector Screen in the Quantum Lab Showing the Rutherford Experiment
The Lab Book is used to record observations, numerical data, and detector outputs for later grading.
A Candle as Seen Through a Lens with the Virtual Eye in the Optics Laboratory
The Gases Stockroom. Students can select four different gas experiments.
The Mechanics Laboratory Showing the Solar System from the Earth's Perspective at Midnight
Realistic outcomes are shown when the wrong metals are dropped into the calorimeter.
The volume of liquid in the graduated cylinders is measured using the Graduated Cylinder windows.
Virtual Physics Main Laboratory
The Oscilloscope Screen in the Circuit Laboratory
