Physics Tips, Trivia and Experiments

17/05/19| Experimental physics•Experiments•Physics in everyday life

Many teachers have been looking for ways to optimize teaching and practice in laboratories are helpful in this regard, especially in specific disciplines such as chemistry and physics. But unsophisticated teachers need to teach experimental physics with a basic laboratory. Most of the schools do not have all the necessary infrastructure to make experimental classes […]

20/11/19| Experimental physics•Experiments

One of the most popular content in Enem (Brazilians SAT’s), in the physics test, is electricity. More specifically, in the last 5 years, approximately 20% of the issues were somehow related to Ohm’s laws. This shows, considering that Enem charges a lot of everyday physics, the importance of this content not only for the classroom, […]

09/10/17| Curiosidades•Experimental physics•Physics curiosities

Recently, it was discovered a way to store digital data using half the space than current systems require and can store up to 7 bits using colors. In this post, learn what chemical memory is, how it was developed and what it can provide for technology and the convenience of our daily lives. What is […]

20/02/17| Experimental physics•Uncategorized

When a teacher or educational institution decides to assemble an experimental physics laboratory, soon there are several doubts about the structure, the materials needed and how this space should be organized. Therefore, we have separated some suggestions for structuring a laboratory. Physical structure To assemble an experimental laboratory, the environment must have a space of […]

03/03/17| Experimental physics•How it works

This is, theoretically, the lowest temperature in the universe. Once in this temperature, the molecules of a body would stop moving and the entropy would reach its minimum value. The notion of a “minimum temperature” in the universe was first considered by the scientist Robert Boyle in the 15th century. In the 16th century, the […]

03/03/17| Experimental physics

Let’s agree that a lot of people just turn up their noses at hearing the word physics. No wonder, the discipline gained fame as “difficult” and often leaves students and even teachers extremely unmotivated. Now, if you do a search on the subjects that people least liked at school, you’ll probably find that they were […]

02/03/17| Experimental physics

If Kiko’s square ball was already something surprising, have you ever thought about making square soap bubble? This experiment is not only possible, but also it is easier to execute than you think. The material required is the following: Soap bubble liquid (1 part of corn glucose + 2 parts of detergent + 3 parts […]