Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Faradium’s browser-sized science lab
Faradium presents browser-based chemistry and physics experiments, interactive simulations, and a few supporting study tools.
- For
- Students and teachers exploring chemistry and physics
- Worth noticing
- The experiment list spans titration curves, gas tests, electrolysis, flame tests, and a Hofmann voltameter.
Field notes
Entries are grouped into guided chemistry experiments and interactive simulations, with supporting routes to element pages, a beginner’s guide, and a molar-mass calculator. Experiment descriptions name reagents and expected observations—for example, iron displacing copper from copper sulfate, and a glowing splint used to confirm oxygen. The page also lists physics models from pendulums and collisions to radioactive decay; it says the lab works on phones and needs no sign-up.
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