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Kinetic energy equation
E =
1/2
mv^
2
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Rearranging kinetic energy equation
V = √(2E/m)
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Gravitational potential energy equation
GPE
=
mgh
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Power
The rate of energy transferred or rate of
work done
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Efficiency
Useful energy
out
/ Total energy
in
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Current equation
I =
Q/t
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Units of current and charge
Current
(I) in Amperes (A),
Charge
(Q) in Coulombs (C)
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Ohm's Law
V
=
IR
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Resistance of filament bulb increases with current due to increased
collisions
with
hot
ions
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Components in series
Same
current
, PD shared based on
resistance
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Components in parallel
Same
PD
,
current shared
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Thermistor
Resistor whose resistance
decreases
with
increasing
temperature
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LDR
Light
dependent resistor, resistance
decreases
with increasing light intensity
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UK mains electricity
230V
,
50Hz
AC
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Step-up
transformer
Increases voltage to
reduce
current and
power losses
in transmission
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Step-down
transformer
Decreases voltage to
230V
for household use
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Positive
charge at the
center
of the electric field
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Finding density of regular and irregular objects
Regular: Volume = length *
width
*
height
Irregular: Volume =
water displaced
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Internal energy
Sum of
kinetic
and
potential
energies of particles
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Temperature stays constant during melting/evaporation as
energy
is used to
overcome particle attractions
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Ways to increase gas pressure
Decrease
volume, add more gas,
increase
temperature
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Pressure and volume are inversely proportional for a
gas
at
constant temperature
(Boyle's Law)
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Rutherford discovered the atom has a small
positive
charge at the center (the
nucleus
)
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Alpha, beta, gamma radiation
Alpha
:
Helium
nuclei, stopped by paper
Beta
: High energy electrons, stopped by
aluminium
Gamma:
High
energy EM waves, reduced by
lead
/concrete
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Sources of background radiation
Cosmic rays, radon gas, medical equipment,
nuclear weapons
, some
foods
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Energy in nuclear fission and fusion comes from the
decrease
in mass of the
nuclear fuel
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