Electric Forces [Timed Unguided]

A simulation where learners investigate electric forces by placing charged objects in a field, observing attraction or repulsion, and exploring how force varies with charge magnitude and distance according to Coulomb’s Law.

Category: Physics
Grades: Grades 9-12
Variant: Unguided, Timed
Standards: NGSS Physical Science
Plays on: VRDesktopWeb

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Lab objectives and outcomes

Students will be able to identify whether two charged objects will attract or repel based on their respective charge polarities.
Students will be able to explain how varying the charge magnitude and distance between two charged objects affects the strength of the electric force.
Students will be able to apply principles derived from Coulomb's Law to qualitatively predict changes in electric force between charged objects under different conditions.

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Electric Forces Quiz

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Electric Forces Discussion

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