Grade: 11th

Charge to Mass Ratio Of Electron

In this experiment, when only an electric field is applied, the electron beam deflects towards……
Law of Definite Proportions

Law of Definite Proportions (Proust’s Law)

In this experiment, we will learn how the Law of Definite Proportions works by observing the thermal decomposition of Potassium….
Resonance in Physics

Resonance

Resonance is the increase in amplitude that occurs when an object is subjected to vibrations matching its natural frequency. In our experiment, when two tuning forks of the same frequency…
Oxidation and Reduction

Oxidation and Reduction

In this experiment, we use hydrogen and oxygen gases to show how copper oxide undergoes reduction by losing…
Reactions of Acids with Carbonates

Reaction between Metal Carbonates and Metal Hydrogencarbonates with acids

When carbon dioxide gas (CO2) is passed through calcium hydroxide solution (lime water), it turns …..
Thomson’s Model

Thomson’s model

This experiment uses a watermelon to demonstrate Thomson’s atomic model. In 3D view, the red pulp shows…….
Burning Of Magnesium: Combustion & Energy Explained

Burning Of Magnesium Ribbon

A strip of magnesium is held with tongs and heated over a flame. It burns with a bright….
Archimedes' Principle

Archimedes’ Principle

This simulation shows Archimedes’ Principle using a tank filled with water. An object is placed on a weighing machine and dipped into…..
Malus’ Law Experiment

Polarization (Malus’ law)

Users can adjust the angles of both polarizers to observe the resulting intensity of light passing through.
Polarization demonstration

Polarization demonstration

Users can interact with the simulation by adjusting the angles of the second polarizer relative to the first. As they set different angles…
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