This document provides physics formulae across various topics including measurements, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, fields, and quantum/nuclear physics. Key formulae include conversions between temperature scales, calculating efficiency, conservation of energy, power, intensity of waves, electrostatic force between charges, electric field from a point charge, kinetic and potential energy of orbiting satellites, activity and half-life of radioactive materials, and more. Many of the formulae define fundamental relationships between relevant physics quantities like energy, force, electric field, and more.
This document provides physics formulae across various topics including measurements, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, fields, and quantum/nuclear physics. Key formulae include conversions between temperature scales, calculating efficiency, conservation of energy, power, intensity of waves, electrostatic force between charges, electric field from a point charge, kinetic and potential energy of orbiting satellites, activity and half-life of radioactive materials, and more. Many of the formulae define fundamental relationships between relevant physics quantities like energy, force, electric field, and more.
This document provides physics formulae across various topics including measurements, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, fields, and quantum/nuclear physics. Key formulae include conversions between temperature scales, calculating efficiency, conservation of energy, power, intensity of waves, electrostatic force between charges, electric field from a point charge, kinetic and potential energy of orbiting satellites, activity and half-life of radioactive materials, and more. Many of the formulae define fundamental relationships between relevant physics quantities like energy, force, electric field, and more.
This document provides physics formulae across various topics including measurements, mechanics, thermal physics, waves, fields, and quantum/nuclear physics. Key formulae include conversions between temperature scales, calculating efficiency, conservation of energy, power, intensity of waves, electrostatic force between charges, electric field from a point charge, kinetic and potential energy of orbiting satellites, activity and half-life of radioactive materials, and more. Many of the formulae define fundamental relationships between relevant physics quantities like energy, force, electric field, and more.
Measurements ( . = )*+ = )*+ works for both energy and power. Out meaning useful out. (,- .,- () = () + 273 temperature conversions = (1.610ABC ) convert energy from joules to eV
Mechanics F + ( = 0 conservation of energy ( + F = GHGIJ energy in a system LM = power in terms of work over time LG
Thermal P O = is universal gas constant, O is Stefan-Boltzmanns constant, U is Avogadros. QR V total internal energy of all molecules in 1 mole of ideal gas. T is temp, R is gas const. W
Waves ( = intensity at distance r from source with power P YZ[ \
Fields (electricity/gravitation) ^ [ = relative permittivity, ` is permittivity of free space ^_ bc b\ = electrostatic force between two charges B , W with permittivities YZ^_ ^d [ \ b = \ electric field of magnitude E from a point charge q at distance r [ g = potential difference between parallel plates, with voltage V and separation d h B ijk F = kinetic energy of orbiting satellite at , with mass and planet mass W [ B ijk p = total energy of orbiting satellite at r, with mass and planet mass W [ gU = charge on plates , potential difference across , surface area , separation h
Quantum & nuclear u = De Broglie hypothesis. is Plancks constant, is momentum, is wavelength v = activity A given by the decay constant and number of nuclei JyW c = half-life c given by 2 and the decay constant \ z \