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Explore 26 interactive Physics, Chemistry and Biology simulations from upper primary to GCSE, IGCSE, A level and IB. Change the variables, test your predictions and learn by doing.

Physics

11 simulations

Forces, energy, waves, electricity and matter.

Chemistry

8 simulations

Particles, reactions, analysis and energetics.

Biology

7 simulations

Cells, organisms, genetics and life processes.

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Chemistry

Atomic Structure

Build atoms and explore electron shells, subatomic particles, ions and isotopes.

AtomsElectrons
Chemistry

Chromatography

Separate mixtures, watch pigments travel and calculate Rf values from your results.

MixturesRf value
Biology

Diffusion

See particles move down a concentration gradient and test what changes the rate.

ParticlesConcentration
Physics

Electrical Circuits

Build series and parallel circuits, then measure voltage, current and resistance.

VoltageResistance
Chemistry

Electrolysis

Pass current through ionic substances and see products form at each electrode.

IonsRedox
Chemistry

Energy Profiles

Compare reaction profiles and visualise activation energy and catalysts.

ExothermicCatalysts
Biology

Enzyme Kinetics

Investigate how temperature, pH and substrate concentration affect enzyme activity.

EnzymespH
Physics

Gas Laws

Change temperature, volume and pressure while watching particle behaviour.

Boyle's lawPressure
Biology

Heart & Circulation

Follow blood through the double circulatory system and explore the cardiac cycle.

HeartValves
Biology

Mendel's Genetics

Run monohybrid crosses and compare observed results with expected ratios.

AllelesPunnett square
Physics

Momentum & Collisions

Crash trolleys together and examine conservation of momentum and energy.

MomentumCollisions
Biology

Osmosis

Watch water cross membranes and compare plant and animal cell responses.

Water potentialCells
Biology

Photosynthesis

Run a pondweed experiment and investigate three key limiting factors.

LightCO₂
Physics

Radioactive Decay

Model random decay and compare experimental curves with half-life theory.

Half-lifeRadiation
Chemistry

Reaction Rates

Test how concentration, temperature, surface area and catalysts change rate.

Collision theoryRate
Physics

Refraction of Light

Bend light through different materials and verify Snell's law.

Snell's lawOptics
Chemistry

Titration

Perform acid–base titrations, identify endpoints and calculate concentrations.

Acid–baseIndicator
Physics

Wave Properties

Adjust frequency, amplitude and wavelength and see the wave equation in action.

FrequencyWavelength
Physics

Forces & Motion

Balance driving force and friction, then connect the resultant force to acceleration.

Newton's lawsF = ma
Physics

Lenses & Images

Move an object around converging and diverging lenses and trace how images form.

OpticsMagnification
Physics

Projectile Motion

Launch a projectile, compare ideal and drag models, and analyse its trajectory.

KinematicsDrag
Physics

Electromagnetic Induction

Rotate a coil in a magnetic field and investigate magnetic flux and induced emf.

Faraday's lawEMF
Chemistry

Chemical Equilibrium

Disturb a reversible reaction and watch concentrations approach a new equilibrium.

Le ChatelierK
Chemistry

pH, Buffers & Titration Curves

Build a weak-acid titration curve and connect buffer action, pKa and equivalence.

BufferspKa
Physics

Simple Harmonic Motion

Explore a mass–spring oscillator and see how mass, stiffness and damping change motion.

OscillationsDamping
Biology

Population Models

Compare population growth with carrying capacity and sustainable harvesting.

Logistic growthEcology
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