A Level Paper 1 2018 Flashcards

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Explain how to pattern produced on the screen (rings) supports the idea that the electron beam is behaving as a wave rather than particles.

A

Wave property shown by diffraction
Graphite causes electrons to spread out
Bright rings occurs where waves constructively interfere.

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Explain how the emission of light from the fluorescent screen shows that the electrons incident on it are behaving as particles

A

Electrons must provide enough kinetic energy to cause excitation
Electrons collide giving energy to an electron
Causes it to excite
Electron feels unstable and de-excited by emitting a photon (light)

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Explain how a stationary wave is produced when a stretched string is plucked

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Waves travel to the boundaries and are reflected
2 waves travelling in opposite directions superpose
In some positions the waves always destructively interfere to give nodes.

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Discuss the consequences for the forces acting on the pole when one acrobat has a much greater mass than the other

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Vertical force on pole increases
Increases mass increases weight so tension increases
Centripetal force on the acrobats is not equal

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Explain, without doing a calculation, how the motion of the trucks immediately after the collision would be different for a collision that is perfectly elastic

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The trucks rebound
Velocity of B is greater than A because B has a lower mass

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