Collision Theory Simulation This is a 2D particle simulation of the reaction A + B → P, modelling the four factors that affect reaction rate through collision theory. Cyan circles (Reactant A) and orange circles (Reactant B) move around a reaction vessel, bouncing off walls and each other. Every time an A particle meets a […]
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Simulation Description: Particle model of matter, diffusion and compression 🧪 Particle Model Simulation — Description An interactive canvas simulation covering the particle model. Three tabs: Exit question: Why does the temperature stay the same during melting even though heat is still being added? (latent heat)
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Simulation fluid pressure in gas and liquid Fluid Pressure is a dual-tab GCSE Physics simulation covering the two main contexts where pressure appears at GCSE level. Liquid tab shows a glass tank always filled to the top with a pressure sensor on a cable that pupils lower to different depths. Four arrows at the sensor
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Simulation Description: Particle model of matter showing density and volume 🧪
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Simulation Description: Particle model of matter, diffusion and compression 🧪 Particle Model Simulation — Description An interactive canvas simulation covering the AQA/KS3 particle model. Three tabs: 📋 Class Activity — “Heat It and See” Level: KS3 / GCSE Year 9–11 | Time: 20 minutes Task: Exit question: Why does the temperature stay the same during
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