REVISION UST 1, Be able to read a verir caliper and a micrometer screw gauge pS 2. 7 Fundamental quantities and units. 6 3. Know your prefies. P7 4. Findrg the resuitant of two vectors using parallelogram or polygon cule. 5, Know the 5 important vectors (sisplacement/velocty/acceleration/force/momentum) 6. Resolving a vector ito perpendicular directions. 7. Three vectors in equilsrium (balance) form a closed tangle when drawn head to tal (Work sheet) 8. Todetermine the contre of gravity of lamina. P16 ‘Stable, unstable and neutral equllbrum. P15, 10, Taverty Hooke’ Law. Force fs proportional to extension provided proportional imit nat exceed. P28 11, Area under force extension graph gves potential energy in spring (or work done in stretching it). P29 12, Gradient of dt graph gives velocity 113, Gradient of vt graph gives acceleration 1, Area under vt graph gives displacement or distance 15, Newtons 3 laws of motion, P25 16. Apply principle of conservation of linear momentum (eview examples on p28 and 28) 117, Examples of energy transformations P32. 33, 18. Ust renewable and nan renewable energy resources. P34 19, Uist problems of using foss fuels. P34 20, To measure personal power by running up stl. 21 Efficiency. P35, 22. Archimedes’ principle: upthrust = weight of ui displaced 23. Floating: — weight of fluid displaced (upthrust)= weight of object note als: ‘mass of uid displaced = mass of object 24, Use of barometer and manometer. P40 25, Arguments for and against the caloric theory. P43 26, Tollusrate the expansion of sold, liquids and gases. 2. 28. To verify Boyle's aw, Charles’ law andthe Pressure aw. 28, To determine the specific heat capacity of a metal and ofa fiquid bythe electrical method 430, To determine the specific heat capaciy of metal and of aliquid by the method of mixtures. 31. Toillustrate that temperature remains constant during a change of state. 32. To determine the specific latent heat of fusion of ce bythe electrical method. 33, To determine the specific atent heat of vaporization of water by the electrical method. ‘34 To show that there sno change in temperature when a substance changes state 35, To show that thermal radiation can pass through a vacuum 236, Tilustrate that waters a poor conductor. 37. Toillustrate conduction in metals and non metals 238, Toilustrate convection in liquids and gases.39, To contrast the extent to which dul lack and shiny white (or sver bodes absorb or reflect radiation, 40, To contrast the extent to which dl black and shiny white bodes emit radiation, 41, Explain the green-house (glasshouse) and the green house eect. Discuss CO; water vapout. 42, To demonstrate the interference of ight waves (Young's double sit experiment) and the imerference of sound waves. 43, To show that sound cannot passthrough vacuum, {44 To determine the speed of sound init. 45, Draw diagrams on eclipses 46. Diagrams of rays through glass blocks an trlangular prisms indicating anges of deviation and possible lateral displacement. 47. Drew diagram to show how light can be dspersd into several colours (P12) 48, To determine the focal length of a convex lens by focusing parale rays froma distant abject ona nearby screen see mior method on 119) 48, Vigraphs for metalic resistor, flament lamp, semiconductor diode and eletroytic cel 50. Drawa Drycell(ZineCarbon cel) 52, Recharge a secondary ell (accumulator) rom the ac mains using 9 transformer, diode, variable resistor and anammeter, 52, To create a uniform elect or magnetic field. 53, Magnetic eld diagrams associated witha straight wir, b short oll and) solenoid 'ong col ‘5, To demonstrate the force on a current carrying conductor {including field diagrams) 55. thagaeticrelays 56. Deflection ofa beam of electrons ina magnetic field 57. Di, motor 58. Ac. generator 59. Transformer 60. Geiger Marsden experiment 62. Demonstrate the random nature of radioactive emissions iegulr clicking of speaker or points not exactly online ofa decay curve) Beplain Gas Laws in terms of kinetic theory Associate temperature with speed of particles Simple way to find focal length of convex ens Order of electromagnetic waves (frequency or wavelength order) ‘The smaller the gop is compared to the wavelength the grater isthe extent of fraction Effet of varying wavelength sit width, or distance to sere in a Young's Double ait experiment Relate refraction to change in speed, wavelength an angle "No change of frequency on changing mediums (Frequency does not change) Advantages of using 9¢ for delivering electric to homes Can be easily transformed to smaller or larger voltages Can be stepped down to very small current fr long distance transmision from power station to homes 50 that power loss inthe cables are kept to @ minimum 71. Live (red-brown), Neutral (blue), Earth (ereenyellow) 72. Low current to transmit ac overlong distances (to avold power loss in cables (A) “*S3SRBSRRREEa. m % %. 7. 78 7. 0. at a. a. 8s a, gees 92 93 Graphs ofa a,b) defom battery an c) dc rectified from ac using a diade Convex lens used as camere (object further than 2F projector (object between Fand 2F) ‘magnifying glass (object closer than F) lect field from + to ~ outside the source (4raw diagram between postive and negative paralielplates) Magnetic ila from N to S outside the source (draw field between N pole and poe) Define frequency, period, wavelength, cifaction, interference, constructive interference destructive interference Define principal xs principal focus, focal length, focal plane, optical centre State Laws of reflection and refraction Define refractive index and critical angle Define force, momentum, pressure, the moment ofa force about a point, work, energy, power distance, Aisplacement, speed, velocity, aceleration State laws of conservation of energy, conservation of near momentum, State principle of moments ‘State the TWO rules which apply toa system of coplanar forces in equilibrium State Faraday’ law of electromagnetic induction, Lenses law of electromagnetic induction Define an electric field and a magnetic fea, the direction ofan electric field and the direction ofa magnetic field Define units Write the formula which incudes the quantity ‘Make the quantity the subject of the equation let hand side} Replace the quantities on the right hand sde by ther SI units with numeric value 2 “Make a statement of the right hand side in terms ofthe Si units Eg. Define the ampere. quantities Q= it mt ic units 14 Fe Lampore is the current when a charge of LC flows pasta point per 1 second Properties of alpha, beta and gamma Define radoactivty, half fe ofa radioisotope, nuclear fusion, nuclear fission Equations of alpha and beta emission Use of = dmc (ifmis given in winstead of kg, remember to conwer o kg by multiplying by 1.66 x20” before using the equation). This conversion factor willbe given Extract haf ite from a graph of count rate or mass against time Scientists involved with nelese works ‘Thompson: plum pudding model positive sphere with thy electrons scattered init. Rutherford (Geiger & Marsden): atom is mainly empty space and has a small concentrated postive nucleus Bohr: Chadwick, Marie Cutie)