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This 5-minute video will show you all you need to know to run the FlashyScience Properties of Waves experiment, using a ripple tank. See what happens when you change the frequency of the waves. Or when you change the water to a different liquid, or a different depth of liquid. Or even when you travel the Solar System!

It's really easy to now subscribe FREE to FlashyScience if you're involved in under-18's education as a student, teacher, tutor or home educator. This quick video shows you how to do it! After email confirmation. you will get immediate access to all FlashyScience experiments and resources. No financial details needed!

Video guide for using the FlashyScience virtual experiment on Reflection & Refraction of Light. Choose between four materials (glass, ice, diamond, sapphire) and two sample shapes. Investigate how light is reflected, refracted and transmitted as it passes between substances. Advanced students can also investigate total internal reflection. Suitable for ages 14 - 18, e.g. GCSE and A-level Physics.

This experiment allows you to investigate the infrared emission from the four different surfaces of a Leslie cube. This uses the same physics as thermal radiation from a black-body object. The Leslie cube is filled with hot water to allow temperature-dependent measurements. Advanced experiments also allow calculations of emissivity, and distance-dependence of signals. You also get to fiddle wit...

See how to use the FlashyScience Thermal Insulation experiment. Measure how the temperature of water decreases when insulated by one of six materials of different thicknesses, or use no insulation at all. Our clever timer even lets you speed up time!

All you need to know to control the Resistance experiment using a metal wire, a voltmeter and an ammeter.

Find out how to use this experiment to measure the density of solids and liquids using three different methods. See flashyscience.com/experiments for more details!

Learn about force, acceleration and Newton's laws of motion using this FlashyScience virtual experiment

See how to use the FlashyScience Tensile Testing virtual experiment using an industry-standard style tensometer. This includes measurement of sample dimensions using Vernier callipers and how the full version allows a choice of five materials.

See how to use FlashyScience's Specific Heat Capacity: Solids experiment. It's really easy to use and lets you discover how six different materials respond to being heated.

Watch this video guide to see how to operate the FlashyScience Resistivity of a Wire virtual experiment. Includes six different samples and width measurement with a micrometer.

A quick video guide of how to use the FlashyScience Radiation experiment. Investigate the inverse square law, discover how different types of radiation are absorbed by different materials, and time-travel to measure the half-life of radioactive decay for several elements.

See how to use the FlashyScience Potential Divider experiment with this quick video guide. Also allows resistors in series to be investigated.

View this to see how to use the FlashyScience Ohm's Law experiment

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Hooke's Law Video Guide (force and extension)

Gas Laws Video Guide

Free fall video guide

FlashyScience Callipers experiment

Google Sheets tutorial

Gas Laws - constant temperature