Physics virtual laboratory

"Physics 3D Virtual Laboratory describes 35 Physics practicals at GCSE level, undergraduate level and beyond. Each practical includes background information, a description of the equipment needed and how the experiments are performed. Uniquely, for those without access to a real laboratory, this book comes with free access to highly detailed 3D simulations of all the experiments. These are the same as in the Virtual Physics Laboratory as reviewed and given the Green Tick by the Association for Science Education. They don't just give ideal results, they need to be done with care to get good results. This is the ideal study guide for the school or university student who wants to improve their knowledge of physics and experimental skills. Thanks to its clear explanations and descriptions, the book is also accessible to those that are learning on their own"--

Millikan's oil drop experiment -- Planck's constant -- Rutherford's gold foil experiment -- Acceleration due to gravity -- Average velocity using an airtrack -- Acceleration using an airtrack -- Newton's second law using an airtrack -- Conservation of energy using an airtrack -- Conservation of momentum using an airtrack -- Hooke's law -- Young's modulus -- Conservation of momentum using ballistic balance -- Simple pendulum -- SHM with mass spring system -- Capacitor charge and discharge -- Internal resistance -- IV characteristics of a diode -- IV characteristics of a filament light bulb -- Resistivity of constantan -- Resistors in series and parallel -- Heat transfer -- Boyle's law -- Charles's law -- Mechanical equivalent of heat -- Specific heat capacity of brass -- Investigation of mechanical waves -- Measuring the speed of water ripples -- Infrared radiation -- Diffraction using a monochromatic laser -- Inverse square law for gamma radiation -- Refraction of light -- Magnetic field due to a coil of wire -- Investigation of magnetic flux of a current carrying wire -- Magnetic flux linkage.