Collision Laws 1.0

Collision Laws is an application that simulates the performance of laboratory work in general physics in order to study linear collisions on an airway.

One of the important conclusions from Newton's third law is the conservation of momentum when two bodies collide. One way to check this is to study the collision of two sliding bodies on an airway. When all kinetic energy is conserved, we are talking about elastic collisions. In cases where kinetic energy is conserved only for the common center of gravity of two bodies, we use the term inelastic collisions. In this experiment, the individual velocities of sliding bodies are determined by the time of crossing photovoltaic light barriers, and the pulse values are calculated based on these velocities.

Features:

• Real-time 3D visualization
• Interactivity
• Information and methodological support
• Intuitive interface
• Flexible control system