Physics Experiment Lab School 2.1.84

If you find yourself weary of poring over physical formulae and studying for your upcoming physics exam, you may benefit from exploring our latest application: PhysicsApp. Far beyond a mere repository of formulas and explanations, this app delves into the underlying processes, fostering a deeper understanding of physics concepts and observables. Gratis and intuitive to navigate, PhysicsApp is a valuable educational tool.

With PhysicsApp, conducting impromptu physics experiments using your mobile device is a breeze. Featuring a simulation akin to a school laboratory setup, this app bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. Each experiment offers customizable parameters, allowing for interactive simulations and real-time analysis of changing variables. The app also furnishes output values for quantitative evaluation.

Moreover, PhysicsApp introduces cutting-edge Calculator/Solver functionalities to assist with physics problem-solving. Input your variables, assign values, and promptly unravel complex equations. For instance, inputting a mass of 20kg and an acceleration of 10 m/s² reveals the resulting force as 200N – simplifying even the most intricate assignments.

If you crave firsthand scientific experiences outside traditional educational settings, PhysicsApp's virtual lab feature offers an immersive learning environment within your home.

Presently, PhysicsApp boasts a diverse range of physics experiments in Mechanics:

• Accelerated Motion
• Constant Motion
• Conservation of Momentum: Elastic Collision and Inelastic Collision
• Harmonic Oscillations: Spring Pendulum
• Vectors
• Circular Path
• Horizontal Throw
• Crooked Throw

In Quanta Objects:

• Two Sources Ripple Tank
• Diffraction by Double Slit
• Diffraction by Grid
• Photoelectric Effect
• Millikan's Oil Drop Experiment
• Teltron Tube
• Electron Diffraction

And in Electrodynamics:

• Lorentz Force
• Self Induction: Gauss's Cannon
• Conductor Loop
• Generator
• Transformer

A fun addition to the PhysicsApp suite is the mini-game "Atom Smasher," offering a brief respite with its challenges focused on agility and reflexes. Test your skills in saving or dismantling atoms through precise actions.

The game supports Google Play Games for global ranking and achievements, adding an element of healthy competition among peers.

Please note that this version of the app includes advertisements but an ad-free pro version with enhanced features can be accessed here.

In response to user requests, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean language options have been integrated into the app. While these languages are auto-translated and may contain inaccuracies, users can modify language settings within the app at any time.

We value your feedback on PhysicsApp – whether it pertains to bugs, translation errors, or suggestions for enhancement. Feel free to reach out via email at PhysicsApp@outlook.de.