


✔ Runs in any modern browser (Windows & Mac) – No installation required
✔ Authentic, data-driven experiments – Built from real experimental data & physics theory
✔ Instant, hands-on learning – No setup, no breakages, always ready
✔ Ideal for classroom demonstrations – Works with Smartboards & Bluetooth controllers
✔ Perfect for student learning – At home, in revision, or for missed lessons\
Experiment Overview: Determination of Youngs Modulus
This highly realistic virtual experiment allows students allows the determination of Young’s modulus for a thin wire. Perfect for:
✔ Pre-lab preparation – Familiarize with equipment & methodology
✔ Post-lab revision – Reinforce concepts with interactive review
✔ Home learning & missed experiments – No access to a lab? No problem!
✔ Teacher-led demonstrations – When physical setups are impractical.
✔ No risk of breakages, burns, or spills, making it safer than traditional labs.
✔ Ideal for younger students or those with safety concerns in hands-on experiments.
✔ Can be used with adaptive technology such as switch controls.
✔ Helps students with mobility impairments participate in experiments.
✔ Reduces sensory overload compared to a noisy, busy lab environment.
✔ PowerPoint with step-by-step instructions, video & background physics;
✔ Realistic virtual experiment;
✔ Standalone Windows application or WebGL browser version (Edge, Firefox, Safari).
✔ Endorsed by the Association for Science Education (ASE) with their Green Tick of Approval.
✔ Created by the author of High School and Undergraduate Physics Practicals (CRC Press), available on Amazon.
I use this to quickly demonstrate concepts without the hassle of setting up a full lab. The graphics are fantastic, and I love being able to move around and observe from different angles
— Andrew McPhee, Wellington School
Detail in the apparatus was excellent…This type of software is most useful in experiments which can’t be done in the lab like the gravity on the moon or where the equipment is too expensive or difficult to use like the Millikan Oil drop
— Physics Scholar Coordinator
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