Form 2 Physics – Mr 6points

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✓Mechanics and motion✓Electricity and magnetism✓Waves, light and sound✓Practical and calculation skills

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Mechanics II

2.1.1a Work done by a force
2.1.1b Kinetic and gravitational potential energy
2.1.1c Conservation of energy
2.1.1d Power and energy-use calculations
2.1.2a Momentum and impulse
2.1.2b Collisions and conservation of momentum
2.1.3a Simple machines: MA, VR and efficiency
2.1.3b Levers, pulleys, ramps and gears
2.1.4a Pressure on solid surfaces
2.1.4b Liquid and atmospheric pressure
2.1.4c Pascal’s principle and hydraulics
2.1.4d Upthrust, Archimedes’ principle and flotation
Topic revision: Mechanics II

Thermal Physics

2.2.1a The particle model of matter
2.2.1b Brownian motion and diffusion
2.2.1c Evaporation, boiling and cooling
2.2.2a Temperature scales and thermometers
2.2.2b Thermometer calibration and fixed points
2.2.3a Thermal expansion and water’s anomaly
2.2.3b Boyle’s law
2.2.3c Charles’ law and the pressure law
2.2.3d Combined and ideal gas equations
2.2.4 The four-stroke internal combustion engine
2.2.5a Conduction and convection
2.2.5b Radiation, insulation and the greenhouse effect
2.2.6a Heat capacity and specific heat capacity
2.2.6b Calorimetry and heating investigations
2.2.6c Latent heat and changes of state
2.2.6d Multi-stage heating and energy budgets
Topic revision: Thermal Physics

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Course Content

Mechanics II

2.1.1a Work done by a force

2.1.1b Kinetic and gravitational potential energy

2.1.1c Conservation of energy

2.1.1d Power and energy-use calculations

2.1.2a Momentum and impulse

2.1.2b Collisions and conservation of momentum

2.1.3a Simple machines: MA, VR and efficiency

2.1.3b Levers, pulleys, ramps and gears

2.1.4a Pressure on solid surfaces

2.1.4b Liquid and atmospheric pressure

2.1.4c Pascal’s principle and hydraulics

2.1.4d Upthrust, Archimedes’ principle and flotation

Topic revision: Mechanics II

Thermal Physics

2.2.1a The particle model of matter

2.2.1b Brownian motion and diffusion

2.2.1c Evaporation, boiling and cooling

2.2.2a Temperature scales and thermometers

2.2.2b Thermometer calibration and fixed points

2.2.3a Thermal expansion and water’s anomaly

2.2.3b Boyle’s law

2.2.3c Charles’ law and the pressure law

2.2.3d Combined and ideal gas equations

2.2.4 The four-stroke internal combustion engine

2.2.5a Conduction and convection

2.2.5b Radiation, insulation and the greenhouse effect

2.2.6a Heat capacity and specific heat capacity

2.2.6b Calorimetry and heating investigations

2.2.6c Latent heat and changes of state

2.2.6d Multi-stage heating and energy budgets

Topic revision: Thermal Physics

Wave Motion

2.3.1a Transverse and longitudinal waves

2.3.1b Frequency, period and wave speed

2.3.1c Wavefronts, reflection, refraction and diffraction

2.3.2 The electromagnetic spectrum

Topic revision: Wave Motion

Sound

2.4.1a Producing and transmitting sound

2.4.1b Pitch, loudness, intensity and timbre

2.4.1c Echoes and measuring sound speed

2.4.1d Sound applications and noise control

Topic revision: Sound