2021 Paper 3 Flashcards

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With decay questions, if something si proprtionsl to another, how can you make new equation

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If A is proportional to P, and this goes for everything , then can replace A with P

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How would power be if each decay release energy equation

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Power = activity x ke

As p = wd /time, and activity is number / time , so it works!

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If it asks for a table, what to ensure

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Remember write down EVERYTHING that changes or needs to be plotted

So even the ln column!

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How to keep LDR experiment accurate

Different ways

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Keep ambient light the same

Keep everything the same distance, do this by clamping

Keep temp CONSTSNT by using fand

Don’t cast YOUR OWN SHADOW on to the ldr

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Remember total energy of gpe and v

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Is negative gpe + ke

And if it gains ke, gpe beocmes less and thus further away

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How to draw magnetic field lines

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MUST DRAW COMPLETE CIRCLES from start to finish, thst way guarantee get marks

They want to see the mag fields inside the coil most of the time too not outsode

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Explain the origin of this large current

What’s the difference between where emf is induced snd current, can you say current? If not where does it come from

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NO can only say magnetic EMF is induced, the v

However ofc there is a pd involved too there will be a current

The current is a result of the resistance , and so for whatever pd , it is derteimed by resistance

Therefore if resistance is low this the only way current will be too! Thus must say low resistance in conductor being induced

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Don’t make mistake, any hand that has some conductance will experience the SAME emf induced
However what changed the fact thst it’s safe?

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Okay so what shape ign is current Heats up

Your hand will experience the same emf induced ! ( why wouldn’t it, it’s not depenednt on material but rste of flux, this is constant so it will be induced same amount )

However they have EXTREMELY HIGH RESISTANCES DUE TO BEIGN INSULATORS. Remember resitivity for insulators is low…

Therefore the current will be very small, even for same emf! So not dangerous

So yeah current induced is diff to emf

Therefore

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In a question , why does there have to be friction for fc

Remember what is fc

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Fc is the resuktsnt force. Which MUST act to the centre at all times

Sometimes the direction of resuktsnt is not always vertical hence must be component in horinxtal plane

As weight and reaction are vertical only, this means there must be friction acting, to provide horizontal component for fc, as this can’t be provided by vertical resuktsnt!

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Fir these qs, how to find the resulting graph

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See where they took their angle from and determine the directions

The angle will tell you cos or sin , and direction will tell you left or right

Don’t be tricked into random other angle

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Kinetic theory of gas describes what

How to use it to show what higher temps will do to particles that can escape

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This is that using ideal gas assumptions
- pressure = force / area
- force is caused by rste of change of momentum
- as gasses have ideal elastic ollsiojs rate of change is -2mv / time
- the sum of all these forces over an area is the pressure

Effect of increasing temp
- would be that the particles collide faster and more frewuency, which would lead to greater force and thus pressure

However as PRESSURE CONSTANT , this means that a,though harder Collisons, less must occur to keep oressure constant
- this only happens if particles leave
- so even tho increase in temp increases ke per particle, as N decreases, and total ke = 1/2 NMc2 , this balances out

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What is total ke

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Ke one x N

So 1/2N mc 2

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How to show the total internal ke stays constant

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Find an equation that eliminates temlertaure

And show constants

Show that at diff temp what happens to things
And thus stays constant

The fsct that increaseing temp decreases moles, show that this is constant, hence ke must be constant too

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Remember energy fo whole gas equations

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E = N Inclusive
So although energy of single gas drops, more n means same

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Always put formual down in case you gain amrk

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SHOW THAT QS M MUST SUB IN ALL VALUES, MOT DATA SHEET SYMBOLS, LOSE MARKS

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Don’t BOTTLE PLEASE DO THIS