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In 2014, while teaching A Level Physics, I began recording

videos solely intended for my classes since I couldn’t find
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In 2018, I made the descision to leave my position as Head of

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• Nuclear Equations - These show what happens when alpha, beta and gamma are emitted

• Half-life - The time it takes for the number of nuclei in a sample to halve

• Hazards of Radiation - There are a few dangers....

• Background Radiation - You can't escape it, you are currently being irradiated

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Identify the FALSE statement below:

X = Y + He represents alpha emission

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Identify the FALSE statement below:

A cell is represented by two parallel lines, one shorter than the other
A wire is usually represented by curved lines
A bulb is represented by a circle with a cross through it NEXT
A resistor is represented by a rectangle
The lines on an actual resistor indicate how large its resistance is

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These sets of questions have been selected from the GCSE Isaac
Physics book. This means they match the course specification
and are not too challenging for most students.

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Efficiency Adding Forces

Kinetic Energy Springs
Gravitational Potential Moments
Elastic Potential Pressure
Displacement
Current and Charge Speed
Voltage and Resistance Acceleration
Component Characteristics Motion Graphs
Series and Parallel Circuits Terminal Velocity
Electrical Power Newton's Laws
Power and Resistance Momentum
Momentum Calculations
Specific Heat Capacity
Latent Heat Wave Speed and Frequency
Gases Electromagnetic Waves
Refraction
Atoms
Radioactive Decay Electromagnetic Induction
Half-life Transformers

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Mechanics and Electricity Further Mechanics
Materials and Thermal Physics

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Fields and their Nuclear Physics Astrophysics
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In this section on waves there is the development of GCSE

content about the properties of travelling waves. Topics include
refraction, diffraction, superposition and interference as well as
stationary waves.

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Introduction to Waves

3.3.1 Progressive and Stationary Waves

Wave Properties - Progressive waves that can be transverse of longitudinal
Electromagnetic Waves - Oscillating electric and magnetic fields
Polarisation - Evidence for the nature of transverse waves
Stationary Waves - Formed by waves of the same frequency travelling in opposite directions

3.3.2 Refraction, Diffraction and Interference

Interference - The interaction of two or more waves
The Double Slit - Young's famous experiment that produces an interference pattern
Diffraction Gratings - Plane transmission gratings and the pattern these produce
Refraction - The changing direction of a wave as it crosses a boundary
Total Internal Reflection - TIR as a wave travels towards a different medium
Optical Fibres - These allow the modern digital world to communicate at light speed

Required Practicals
Practical Experiment 1 - Stationary Waves on a String
Practical Experiment 2 - Measuring the Wavelength of Light with a Double Slit
Practical Experiment 2 - Measuring the Wavelength of Light with a Diffraction Grating

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Isaac Physics boards and derivation worksheets.

2. Youngs Double Slit Experiment

Everyone loves lasers in Physics.
This shows how you can measure
the wavelength of light in the
lab.

How to Derive:
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Double Slit Double Slit (AQA)

Double Slit Double Slit

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Components of a Vector Rotation

Adding Vectors Centripetal Acceleration
SUVAT Equations Gravitational Fields
Projectile Motion Gravitational Potential
Moments Orbits
Energy and Work Simple Harmonic Motion
Mechanical Power
Momentum Temperature Scales
F = ma Gases
Impulse Specific Heat Capacity
Conservation of Momentum Specific Latent Heat and Capacity

Springs Uniform Electric Fields

Springs in Series and Parallel Electric Fields Near Point Charges
Energy in Springs Speed of Electron in an Electric Field
Stress, Strain and Young Modulus Force on a Conductor in a Magnetic Field
Force on a Particle in a Magnetic Field
Resistors in Series and Parallel Circular Paths of Particles in Magneti Fields
Resistivity Magnetic Flux and Faraday's Law
Drift Velocity Transformers
Charge and Current Electric Potential and Energy
Kirchhoff's Laws
Potential Dividers
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themselves, a downloadable solution and video explanations for
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solutions to all the multiple choice questions they have organised
by topic. This can be found on the PMT website or on the A Level
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