Phys 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Newton

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Three Laws of Motion, Law of Universal Gravitation

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Galileo

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Lantern experiment (speed of light), Principle of Relativity (motion on ship)

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Kepler

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Three Laws of Planetary Motion (elliptical orbits, equal areas, T^2 ∝ r^3)

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Maxwell

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Electromagnetic wave model of light, Maxwell’s equations

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Huygens

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Wave model of light (wavefront principle, diffraction, refraction)

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Young

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Double-slit interference experiment (wave nature of light)

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Thomson

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Cathode ray q/m measurement, Plum Pudding atomic model

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Millikan

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Oil-drop experiment (quantization of charge)

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Rutherford

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Gold foil experiment (nuclear model of atom)

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Bohr

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Bohr model of atom (quantized shells, hydrogen spectrum)

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Chadwick

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Discovery of the neutron (Be + α → neutrons)

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de Broglie

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Matter-wave hypothesis (electrons as standing waves)

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Planck

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Blackbody radiation (quantized energy, E = hf)

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Einstein

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Photon model of light (photoelectric effect), Special Relativity (time dilation, E=mc^2)

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15
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Projectile motion

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Horizontal velocity constant, vertical velocity changes under gravity

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Circular motion

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Velocity tangent to circle, acceleration toward center (centripetal)

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17
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Lantern timing

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Galileo’s inaccurate speed of light measurement (~10x speed of sound)

18
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Rotating cogwheel

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Fizeau’s finite speed of light (315,000 km/s, 5.1% error)

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Rotating mirror

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Foucault’s finite speed of light (298,000 km/s, 0.6% error)

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Cathode rays

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Negative charge, straight lines, deflected by E & B fields

21
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Oil drops

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Quantized charge values (multiples of 1.6e-19 C)

22
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Double-slit fringes

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Bright/dark interference pattern (wave nature of light)

23
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Photoelectric effect

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Immediate emission, threshold frequency, KE depends on frequency

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Hydrogen spectrum

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Discrete emission lines explained by quantized energy levels

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Gold foil scattering
Most alphas passed, few deflected large angles → nucleus
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Neutron detection
Neutral radiation from Be knocked protons out of wax → neutrons
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Planetary orbits
Elliptical paths and equal area law (Kepler)
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Aether null result
Michelson-Morley: no aether detected, supports relativity
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CMB radiation
Evidence for Big Bang, photons free after 380,000 years
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Dalton
Solid indivisible spheres (early atomic model)
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Thomson
Plum pudding model (positive sphere with electrons)
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Rutherford
Nuclear/planetary model (dense central nucleus, orbiting electrons)
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Bohr
Quantized shells model (electrons in fixed energy levels)
34
de Broglie
Electrons as standing waves, matter-wave model
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Schrödinger
Quantum mechanical model (electron clouds, probability)
36
Newton
Corpuscular model of light (particles)
37
Huygens
Wave model of light
38
Maxwell
Electromagnetic wave model of light
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Planck
Quantized energy model (blackbody radiation)
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Einstein
Photon model (light as quanta), Relativity model of motion