Química-Física

30 lecciones de física


Experimentos gobierno de Argentina

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100 experimentos sencillos de física y química

Ciència a la fresca

Phision







Hidrógeno y helio

Animación gif fusión nuclear

Fórmulas de química representación molecular 3d



Estados de la materia     (Fantástica simulación en la que se relaciona la temeperatura y la presión con los
                                      estados de la materia)

Black Holes

Explicaciones de la Universidad de Colorado de física moderna

Sun, Earth viewer. Nasa

SCHOOL OF PHISICS. SIDNEY. AUSTRALIA

Physics animations, film clips, interactive tutorials and supporting pages Volume 1: Mechanics Volume 2: Waves and Sound Other supporting material Physclips - Mechanics Introduction Constant Acceleration Projectiles Circular Motion Simple Harmonic Motion Newton's Laws Weight and Contact Forces Energy and Power Centre of Mass Momentum Rotation Gravity Supporting pages and downloads Physclips - Waves and Sound Oscillations Travelling Waves I Travelling Waves II Sound The Doppler Effect Quantifying Sound Interference Standing Waves Human Sound (under construction) Supporting pages and downloads Laboratories   Resources: Electricity and Magnetism AC Circuits Power, RMS and 3-phase AC circuits Filters Transformers Electric motors and generators Homopolar motors and generators Drift velocity and Ohm's law The electromagnetic spectrum Downloads Resources: Thermal Physics Thermal radiation Superheating and microwave ovens Boiling and freezing: the effects of solutes and of pressure The Mpemba effect: why hot water can sometimes freeze faster than cold Adiabatic Expansion and Compression The Physclips project provides learning and reference tools for students and resources for teachers. The level is approximately that of introductory university or advanced high school (For some primary school resources, see Glimpses of Science.). Each chapter includes a multimedia tutorial, with interactive control, which gives a brief overview. Hyperlinks provided within and at the ends of the tutorial link to broader and deeper discussions. The individual film clips, animations, diagrams and photos are freely available as downloads for teachers and designers, either individually or in a compressed file. To date, we provide largely completed volumes on Mechanics (11 chapters) and Introduction to Special Relativity (6 chapters). The volume on Waves and Sound has begun (7 chapters) and we shall add more chapters as they are completed. For Electricity and Magnetism and Thermal Physics, we provide a set of resources and support pages on applications, but as yet no tutorials or formal development. So far, only Waves and Sound has home experiments, and only Relativity incorporates a self test. Physclips has won the Physics division of the 2007 Pirelli Prizes for Science Communication Einsteinlight: Relativity in 10 minutes or 10 hours Einsteinlight was the predecessor to Physclips. The multimedia modules give a brief overview of relativity - they present the main ideas. Inevitably, you will have questions. So the related links give more complete explanations, at levels with () or without mathematics (). The text from the multimedia modules is available in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Spanish. review in Science magazine award from Scientific American Einstein Light has also been recommended by a range of other organisations, journals and web directories, including the Australian Institute of Physics, the Sunday Times, Yahoo (pick of the day, 22/10/2005) etc. Support for this project website has been provided by The Australian Learning and Teaching Council, an initiative of the Australian Government Department of Education, Science and Training. The views expressed in the project do not necessarily reflect the views of The Australian Learning and Teaching Council. Unless otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License. On Designing educational animations, we list some of the advice given in the literature, and show how some examples from Physclips would appear with and without these principles. Credits: Authored and Presented by Joe Wolfe Multimedia Design by George Hatsidimitris Laboratories in Waves and Sound by John Smith Further educational sites from Joe Wolfe

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