Now we’re covering:
- Stationary Waves
- Formation of Stationary Waves
- Difference between Stationary & Progressive Waves
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Continue reading “PHY C15: Stationary Waves (Intro)”PHY C15: Superposition
New chapter!
- Principle of Superposition
- Interference
- Path difference
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Continue reading “PHY C15: Superposition”PHY C14: Electromagnetic Spectrum
Today we’re covering:
- Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Continue reading “PHY C14: Electromagnetic Spectrum”PHY C14: Doppler Effect
Today we’re covering:
- Doppler Effect
- Equation for Doppler Effect
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Continue reading “PHY C14: Doppler Effect”PHY C14: Transverse & Longitudinal Waves
We saw before that waves can be TRANSVERSE or LONGITUDINAL.
Now we will look at:
- Characteristics of Transverse & Longitudinal Waves
- Polarising waves
- Graphical representations
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PHY C14: Energy & Intensity of Waves
We’re covering:
- Intensity
- Relationship between Intensity & Amplitude
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PHY C14: Wave Motion
We’re covering:
- Progressive Waves
- What is wave motion?
- Components of wave motion
- Wave equation
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14. WAVES
Sub-topics:
- Progressive Waves
- What is wave motion?
- Components of wave motion
- Wave equation
- Energy & Intensity of Waves
- Relationship between Intensity & Amplitude
- Transverse & Longitudinal Waves
- Characteristics of Transverse & Longitudinal Waves
- Polarising waves
- Graphical representations
- Doppler Effect
- Equation
- Electromagnetic Spectrum
Relevant Links:
⇐ Previous Chapter: Oscillations (A2)
⇐ Previous AS Chapter: Deformation of Solids
⇒ Next Chapter: Ultrasound (A2)
⇒ Next AS Chapter: Superposition
CHEM C11: Disproportionation Reactions
Today we’re covering:
- Disproportionation reactions
- Chlorine with water
- Chlorine with aqueous sodium hydroxide
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Continue reading “CHEM C11: Disproportionation Reactions”
CHEM C11: Halide Ions
Now let’s look at:
- Halide ions
- Reactions with aqueous silver ions & aqueous ammonia
- Reactions with concentrated sulfuric acid
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Continue reading “CHEM C11: Halide Ions”
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