Chemistry & Physics simulation

Kiwix Team

About this app

Explore 150+ PhET interactive simulations and dive into a wide range of science concepts, from chemistry to physics. Perfect for use in the classroom or at home, these award-winning resources create an intuitive, game-like environment that encourages exploration, discovery, and learning.

Powered by Kiwix, this app provides offline access to open educational resources developed by the PhET Interactive Simulations project at the University of Colorado Boulder. All content is available under the Creative Commons Attribution license (CC-BY), making it freely accessible for everyone.

For those who want to support the mission of the PhET project, consider purchasing the official PhET Android App for just $0.99—a one-time payment for lifetime access.

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Ratings and reviews

Menus don't seem adapted to mobile. It seems like it's just loading webpages. The first menu you can read, and then everything else is too small to read. An awkward zoom function exists somewhere in the sidebar, but it either does nothing, or zooms in extremely close so you can't read it, or only affects some menus. Can't use the app. The idea looks good, but the usage is impossible.

Just what it says on the tin: simulations of various concepts in maths, physics, and chemistry. Well-executed and pedagogical (though will require a teacher to explain the ideas first). I think the idea is that there should be reading material available in the app, but none appeared when I swiped left. Also, a mobile screen is going to be too small for interaction, use an iPad instead. I'm also surprised that Swedish is not a supported language.

This is a great app, very useful and fun. I love the fact that it has different categories and subjects. It shows you how concepts work while you are doing(simulating) it. I would recommend an explanation before you start the simulations and a quiz afterwards, just to enhance the learning experience.