Physics 103 Virtual Laboratories
Experience Science Like Never Before
Our virtual laboratories provide students with immersive, hands-on science experiences without the limitations of physical lab spaces. Access cutting-edge experiments and simulations 24/7 from any device.
Each virtual lab is designed by experienced educators and scientists to align with curriculum standards while providing interactive learning opportunities that engage students in authentic scientific inquiry.
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Physics Laboratories
Thermodynamic Behavior of Gases
Study gas laws including Boyle's, Charles's, and the Ideal Gas Law.
30-45 minutesThermodynamic Cycles and Heat Engine Efficiency
Explore thermodynamic cycles and efficiency of heat engine systems.
30-45 minutesStanding Wave Patterns on a Vibrating String
Investigate harmonics, nodes, antinodes, and wave properties on strings.
30-45 minutesResonance of Standing Waves in Air Columns
Study sound wave resonance in open and closed air columns.
30-45 minutesFrequency Shift and the Doppler Phenomenon
Observe frequency changes for moving sound and light sources.
30-45 minutesFundamental Experiments in Electrostatics
Explore electric charge, conductors, insulators, and charging methods.
30-45 minutesExperimental Verification of Coulomb’s Law
Measure electrostatic forces between charged objects at various distances.
30-45 minutesElectric Potential Mapping and Equipotential Lines
Visualize and measure equipotential lines around charged configurations.
30-45 minutesDeterminants of Electrical Resistance
Investigate how material, length, area, and temperature affect resistance.
30-45 minutesComparative Analysis of Series and Parallel Circuits
Analyze current, voltage, and resistance in different circuit configurations.
30-45 minutesElectromagnetic Induction with a Moving Magnet
Demonstrate electromagnetic induction using relative motion of magnets and coils.
30-45 minutesInduced EMF in Alternating Magnetic Fields
Study induced EMF and currents in time-varying magnetic fields.
30-45 minutesEnergy Storage in Capacitors and Inductors
Explore energy storage in electric and magnetic fields.
30-45 minutesResonance and Phase in RLC Circuits
Investigate resonance, damping, and phase relationships in AC circuits.
30-45 minutesImage Formation by Curved Mirrors
Study image formation using concave and convex mirrors.
30-45 minutesReal Image Formation with Thin Lenses
Investigate real image formation using converging lenses.
30-45 minutesVirtual Image Formation with Thin Lenses
Study virtual image formation with diverging and converging lenses.
30-45 minutesOptical Effects of Aperture and Depth of Field
Explore how aperture size affects focus and depth in optical systems.
30-45 minutesWave Interference Patterns in Light
Study wave interference patterns from coherent light sources.
30-45 minutesDiffraction of Waves Through Openings
Investigate wave bending around obstacles and through apertures.
30-45 minutesEmission Spectrum of Hydrogen Atoms
Analyze emission lines to study electron transitions in hydrogen atoms.
30-45 minutesDetermination of Planck’s Constant
Determine Planck's constant using photoelectric effect or LED methods.
30-45 minutes
Interactive Learning
Students engage with realistic lab equipment and procedures
Real-time Data
Collect and analyze data just like in a physical laboratory
Unlimited Flexibility
Change variables to replicate scenarios that are impossible in a physical lab