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1.1 Atomic Structure
What types of particles is an ato...,
What does the nucleus at the cent...,
What is the relative charge and m...
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1.2 Stable and Unstable Nuclei
What are the forces acting on the...,
What does the electromagnetic for...,
What does the gravitational force...
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1.3 Antiparticles and Photons
What is the electromagnetic spectrum,
What is the frequency of a wave,
What is the wavelength of a wave
23
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1.4 Hadrons and Leptons
What is a hadron,
What are the two types of hadrons,
Are hadrons fundamental particles
27
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1.5 Strange Particles and Conservation of Properties
How are strange particles created,
When are strange particles conserved,
How are strange particles created
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1.6 Quarks and Antiquarks
What is the quark structure of a ...,
What is the quark structure of a ...,
What are the properties of the an...
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1.7 Particle Interactions
What are exchange particles,
What are virtual particles,
What is the gauge boson of the st...
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2.1 The Photoelectric Effect
What is the photoelectric effect,
What are photoelectrons,
What is the work function
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2.2 Energy Levels in Atoms
What is the electron volt defined as,
How do you convert between ev and j,
What is the ground state
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2.3 Wave-Particle Duality
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3.1 Progressive Waves
What are progressive waves,
What do waves do,
What are waves caused by
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3.2 Wave Speed
What is the equation for wave speed,
What speed do electromagnetic wav...,
What is a way to measure the spee...
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3.3 Transverse and Longitudinal Waves
What is a transverse wave,
What are examples of transverse w...,
What are the two ways transverse ...
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3.4 Superposition and Interference
When does superposition happen,
What does the principle of superp...,
How can you use superposition to ...
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3.5 Stationary Waves
What is a stationary wave,
What is the difference between st...,
How can you demonstrate stationar...
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3.6 Investigating Resonance
How do you calculate mass per uni...,
How do you calculate tension on a...,
How do you investigate resonant f...
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3.7 Diffraction
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3.8 Two-Source Interference
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3.9 Young’s Double-Slit Experiment
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3.10 Diffraction Gratings
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3.11 Refractive Index
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3.12 Critical Angle and TIR
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4.1 Scalars and Vectors
What is a scalar quantity,
What is a vector quantity,
What are examples of scalar quant...
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4.2 Forces in Equilibrium
What do free body force diagrams ...,
What do the force arrows in free ...,
What does it mean if a force is i...
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4.3 Moments
What is mass,
What is weight,
What is the relationship between ...
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4.4 Centre of Mass and Moments
What is the centre of mass,
How do you find the centre of mas...,
What causes an object to topple over
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4.5 Uniform Acceleration
What is speed and is it vector or...,
What is displacement and is it ve...,
What is velocity and is it vector...
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4.6 Displacement-Time Graphs
What is on each axis in a displac...,
What is the gradient of a displac...,
What does a displacement time gra...
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4.7 Velocity-Time Graphs
How do you find acceleration from...,
What does uniform acceleration lo...,
How do velocity time graphs show ...
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4.8 Acceleration-Time Graphs
What does the height of an accele...,
How is deceleration shown on an a...,
What does a positive gradient mea...
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4.9 Newton’s Laws of Motion
What does newton s first law of m...,
What does newton s second law of ...,
What is resultant force and what ...
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4.10 Acceleration Due To Gravity
What is freefall,
What type of quantity is accelera...,
Which direction does g act
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4.11 Projectile Motion
What is a projectile,
What is the relationship between ...,
What is the shape of the path tha...
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4.12 Drag, Lift and Terminal Speed
What is friction,
What are the two main types of fr...,
When does contact friction happen
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4.13 Conservation of Momentum
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4.14 Force, Momentum and Impulse
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4.15 Work and Power
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4.16 Conservation of Energy
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5.1 Density
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5.2 Hooke’s Law
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5.3 Stress and Strain
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5.4 The Young Modulus
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5.5 Stress-Strain and Force-Extension Graphs
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5.6 Brittle Materials
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6.1 Circuit Diagrams
What do the lines between compone...,
What are the two ways you can con...
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6.2 Current and Potential Difference
What is current,
What is the equation for current,
What is the symbol for current
12
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6.3 Resistance
What is resistance,
What is resistance measured in,
What is the equation for resistance
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6.4 I-V Characteristics
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6.5 Resistivity
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6.6 Determining the Resistivity of a Wire
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6.7 Power and Electrical Energy
What is power defined as,
What is power measured in,
What is 1 watt equivalent to
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6.8 EMF and Internal Resistance
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6.9 Conservation of Energy and Charge in Circuits
Can charge be used up as it flows...,
Can current be used up or lost wh...,
What is kirchoff s first law
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6.10 The Potential Divider
What is a potential divider,
What can you use potential divide...,
How do you calculate the output v...
7
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Practical and Maths Skills
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