Phase Change Explorer
A phase-change model showing a lattice, a mixed phase, flowing liquid, boiling bubbles and gas motion, where students add or remove thermal energy in either direction to…
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A fluid particle simulation in which local density creates pressure and viscosity smooths relative motion. Students adjust temperature, cohesive attraction, particle count and container width and watch the liquid pool, splash, settle and boil, connecting particle-level behaviour with what they see in a real liquid. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Change one variable at a time and ask students to predict the effect before running the simulation.
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A phase-change model showing a lattice, a mixed phase, flowing liquid, boiling bubbles and gas motion, where students add or remove thermal energy in either direction to…
A randomised Year 8 challenge where students identify states from particle diagrams, predict the effect of heating and cooling, explain the changes of state using…
A focused particle-model viewer for comparing the arrangement, spacing and motion of particles in a solid, a liquid and a gas. It gives Year 8 students a shared visual…
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Molecular Dynamics: Liquid is one of the licensed interactives in The Education Universe. This page describes it; teachers use it in lessons and classes with a licence or the free trial.