extras + practicals Flashcards

(29 cards)

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What is the effect of increasing mass on kinetic energy if velocity is constant?

A

Kinetic energy increases proportionally to mass.

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What is the effect of increasing velocity on kinetic energy if mass is constant?

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Kinetic energy increases with the square of velocity.

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What is the effect of increasing height on gravitational potential energy?

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GPE increases.

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What is the effect of increasing force on extension of a spring within the limit of proportionality?

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Extension increases proportionally.

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What happens if a spring is stretched beyond the limit of proportionality?

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The spring undergoes inelastic deformation and does not return to original length.

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What is the relationship between pressure and volume in gases?

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume for a fixed mass at constant temperature (Boyle’s Law).

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What is absolute zero in terms of particle motion?

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It is the temperature at which particle motion theoretically stops.

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What is the practical method to measure specific heat capacity of a material?

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Use a heater and thermometer to measure energy input and temperature change for a known mass.

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What is the practical method to investigate the density of a liquid?

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Measure mass of a known volume using a balance and measuring cylinder.

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What is the practical method to investigate the resistance of a wire?

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Set up a circuit with ammeter, voltmeter, and variable length of wire, measure V and I to calculate R.

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What is the practical to investigate I-V characteristics of a component?

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Use a variable resistor, measure current and potential difference for the component at different voltages and plot V-I graph.

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What is the practical to investigate the acceleration of a trolley on a slope?

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Measure time and distance, calculate acceleration, vary slope to see effect of force.

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What is the practical to determine the density of a solid object?

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Measure mass with a balance, volume by displacement in a measuring cylinder, then calculate density = mass ÷ volume.

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What is the practical to investigate specific latent heat of fusion?

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Heat a known mass of ice until it melts completely, measure energy supplied with heater.

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What is the practical to investigate the specific latent heat of vaporisation?

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Heat a known mass of water until it boils, measure energy supplied with heater.

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What is the practical to investigate refraction of light?

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Shine light through a rectangular block, measure angle of incidence and refraction, calculate refractive index.

17
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What is the practical to investigate density of irregular solids?

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Use displacement method to measure volume, balance for mass, calculate density.

18
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What is the practical to investigate the magnetic field around a wire?

A

Use a compass to map direction of field lines around a current-carrying wire.

19
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What is the practical to investigate induced current?

A

Move a magnet in a coil of wire connected to a galvanometer and observe current deflection.

20
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What is the practical to investigate force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field (motor effect)?

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Place wire between magnet poles, vary current and measure force using a balance or spring scale.

21
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What is the practical to investigate the effect of changing resistance on current?

A

Use a variable resistor and ammeter, plot current against potential difference.

22
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What is the practical to measure the density of a liquid?

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Measure mass of a known volume of liquid using a balance and cylinder.

23
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What is the practical to investigate pressure in fluids?

A

Measure force applied over a known area, calculate pressure; vary area or depth to observe effect.

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What is the practical to investigate speed of sound in air?

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Use a timer and measured distance, measure time for sound to travel between two points, calculate speed = distance ÷ time.

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What is the practical to investigate the specific heat capacity of a liquid?
Measure energy supplied to liquid and temperature rise, calculate SHC = energy ÷ (mass × ΔT).
26
What is the practical to investigate alpha, beta and gamma radiation penetration?
Place sources with different thicknesses of paper/aluminium/lead, measure count rate with a Geiger-Muller tube.
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What is the practical to investigate the half-life of a radioactive source?
Measure count rate at regular intervals, plot graph, determine time for count rate to halve.
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What is the practical to investigate current in series and parallel circuits?
Set up circuits with series and parallel components, measure current at different points using ammeter.
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What is the practical to investigate potential difference in series and parallel circuits?
Set up circuits, measure voltage across components using voltmeter.