eScience Labs: Physics Labs
The eScience Labs lab kit, created specifically for college-level Physics, includes models, specimens, safety equipment, and more. This kit, combined with Odigia’s Teaching and Learning Tools, is everything you need to engage, collaborate, track, and assess your students.
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eScience Labs: Physics Labs
Lab Kits Available in Odigia:
Introduction to Science
- Exercise 1: Data Interpretation
- Exercise 2: Testable Observations
- Exercise 3: Conversion
- Exercise 4: Accuracy and Precision
- Exercise 5: Significant Digits and Scientific Notation
- Exercise 6: Percent Error
- Exercise 7: Experimental Variables
General Lab Safety
- Exercise 1: What is it?
Measurements and Uncertainty
- Experiment 1: Rulers vs. Calipers
- Experiment 2: The Spring Force Scale
- Experiment 3: The Stopwatch
- Experiment 4: Density of the Mass Set
1-D Kinematics
- Experiment 1: Distance of Free Fall
2-D Kinematics and Projectile Motion
- Experiment 1: Distance Traveled by a Projectile
- Experiment 2: Squeeze Rocket™ Projectiles
Newton’s Laws
- Experiment 1: Newton’s First Law of Motion
- Experiment 2: Newton’s Third Law and Force Pairs
- Experiment 3: Newton’s Second Law and the Atwood Machine
Friction
- Experiment 1: Static Friction and Mass on an Inclined Plane
- Experiment 2: Static Friction vs. Kinetic Friction
Circular Motion
- Experiment 1: Balancing Centripetal Force
Gravity
- Experiment 1: Falling in a Gravitational Field
- Experiment 2: Inverse Square Law
Conservation of Energy
- Experiment 1: Work Done by a Spring
- Experiment 2: Conservation of Energy
- Experiment 3: Conservation of Energy- Data Analysis
Conservation of Momentum
- Experiment 1: Conservation of Momentum
- Experiment 2: Egg Drop
Torque and Static Equilibrium
- Experiment 1: Open Door Torque
- Experiment 2: Rotating Ruler
- Experiment 3: Torque and Static Levers
Center of Mass
- Experiment 1: Stability
- Experiment 2: Irregular Shapes
- Experiment 3: Center of Mass of a Hanging Mass System
Buoyant Force and Archimedes Principle
- Experiment 1: Effects of Density
- Experiment 2: Buoyant Force and Floating
- Experiment 3: Buoyant Force and Archimedes Principle
Simple Harmonic Motion
- Experiment 1: Oscillating Spring
Properties of Waves
- Experiment 1: Waves
- Experiment 2: Wave Speed of Microwaves
- Experiment 3: The Doppler Effect
Ideal Gas Law
- Experiment 1: Charles’ Law
- Experiment 2: Boyle’s Law
Latent Heat and Specific Heat
- Experiment 1: Latent Heat
- Experiment 2: Conservation of Heat Energy
- Experiment 3: Specific Heat
First Law of Thermodynamics
- Experiment 1: First Law of Thermodynamics
- Experiment 2: Shaken Sand System
Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy
- Experiment 1: Heat Flow
- Experiment 2: Probability of States
Electric Charge and Coulomb’s Law
- Experiment 1: Exploring Charge with Scotch® Tape
- Experiment 2: Static Materials
- Experiment 3: Charging by Contact and Induction
Electric Field and Potential
- Experiment 1: Mapping Electric Potentials
Gauss’s Law
- Experiment 1: Flux
- Experiment 2: Faraday’s Ice Pail
Capacitance
- Experiment 1: Capacitors in Series and Parallel
Resistivity and Ohm’s Law
- Experiment 1: Ohm’s Law
- Experiment 2: Resistance of Play-Doh®
Kirchhoff’s Laws
- Experiment 1: Resistors in Series and Parallel
- Experiment 2: Resistors in Series and Parallel 2
- Experiment 3: Kirchhoff’s Laws
Magnetic Forces and Fields
- Experiment 1: Magnet Behavior
- Experiment 2: Magnetic Field Lines
Faraday’s Law
- Experiment 1: Faraday’s Law
- Experiment 2: Building a Simple Electric Motor
Snell’s Law and Total Internal Reflection
- Experiment 1: Law of Reflection
- Experiment 2: Snell’s Law
Interference
- Experiment 1: Young’s Double Slit Experiment
- Experiment 2: Single Slit Diffraction
Geometric Optics, Ray Tracing and Image Formation
- Experiment 1: Plane Mirrors
- Experiment 2: Exploring Mirrors
- Experiment 3: Drawing Ray Diagrams
- Experiment 4: Exploring Lenses
These labs have been combined with our comprehensive Physics content to create a complete digital learning experience for your students.
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