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If You Could See an Atom

Name: If You Could See an Atom
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Rating: 4.57 (1 reviews)

Transform abstract science into interactive discovery. Explore real-time thermal simulations and engaging picture-book storytelling designed for curious kids and innovative STEM classrooms.

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Downloads

2K+

User Rating

4.6/5

Total Ratings

Publisher

MARIKO KOBAYASHI

Make the Invisible World Visible

Transform abstract chemistry into interactive discovery with real-time simulations designed for curious classrooms and STEM-conscious homes.

Real-Time Molecular Action

Watch molecules move and collide in real-time, helping children visualize that the world around them is composed of moving particles.

Hands-On Thermal Experiments

Control the temperature slider to see how heat speeds up molecular motion, making complex physics concepts tactile and easy to grasp.

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Screenshots

If You Could See an Atom - A 3D simulation of moving molecules with a temperature control bar and playback settings — A 3D simulation of moving molecules with a temperature control bar and playback settings

If You Could See an Atom - An interactive simulation of atoms and molecules with a temperature control slider and playback buttons. — An interactive simulation of atoms and molecules with a temperature control slider and playback buttons.

If You Could See an Atom - A scientific simulation of moving molecules in a black space with a temperature control bar on the right and navigation buttons at the bottom. — A scientific simulation of moving molecules in a black space with a temperature control bar on the right and navigation buttons at the bottom.

If You Could See an Atom - A 3D visualization of water molecules arranged in a structured group — A 3D visualization of water molecules arranged in a structured group

Description

This app is designed for classroom use and enables kids to share a fun experience while learning that the world is composed of atoms. You can also enjoy it as an animated science picture book. Observing simulations in real-time, which demonstrate that air is composed of moving molecules, is the first step for kids to understand the world scientifically. The field of view is adjustable on the screen, which features a gesture icon for easy control. A screen with a temperature bar can simulate changes in thermal conditions. Teachers can use the supplementary "Problem" section at the end as a resource for simulation experiments. Students can discuss their predictions in advance and select the predicted results. Learning what happens when the average speed of molecular motion changes is fun. The actual image of the word "average" makes it easier to understand the various phenomena to which it applies. Please note that these simulations are intended for beginners and do not accurately simulate molecular dynamics. The frequency of occurrence is exaggerated for rare types of molecules in the air.