CH5 Flashcards

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Definition of wave

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Process of transfer of energy from a location to another that is produced by oscillations of vibrating system

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Definition of oscillation or vibration

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Repetitive motions about equilibrium position in a closed path

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Definition of Amplitude, A

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Maximum displacement of a vibrating particle from its equilibrium position

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Definition of Period,T

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Time taken for a particle to produce one complete oscillation or for a source of wave to produce one complete wave cycle

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Definition of Frequency, F

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Number of complete oscillation by a vibrating particle or number of complete wave cycle produced by a source of wave per second

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Definition of Wavelength,

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Distance between 2 consecutive point of the same phase

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Definition of Wave speed

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Distance travelled by a wave profile per second

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Definition of wave profile

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Shape of medium as waves propagate through it

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Definition of progressive wave

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The wave where the wave profile propagates with time in the direction of the propagation of the wave.

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Definition of Stationary wave & an example

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The wave where the wave profile does not propagates with time.
Plucked guitar string

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Definition of Transverse wave & example

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A wave which the direction of vibration of particles in the medium is perpendicular to
the direction of propagation of the wave

Water Wave

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Definition of Longitudinal wave & example

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A wave which the direction of vibration of particles in the medium is parallel to the
direction of propagation of the wave

Sound Wave

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Definition of Mechanical Wave & example

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Wave that require a medium to propagate and transfer energy

Sound Wave

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Definition of Electromagnetic Wave

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Wave that does not require a medium to propagate and transfer energy

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Definition of Damping

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Reduction of amplitude of an oscillating system due to loss of energy

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Definition of Internal Damping

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Loss of energy of oscillating system due to stretching and compressions of vibrating particles of the system

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Definition of External Damping

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Loss of energy of oscillating system to overcome friction or air resistance

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Definition of Resonance

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When periodic force is applied to an oscillating system at its natural frequency and maximum amplitude

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Way to overcome Damping

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Apply periodic external force to the system, energy supplied will replace energy loss

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Definition of Natural Frequency

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Frequency of an oscillating system that has been displaced and left without action of external force

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Definition of Forced Oscillation

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Oscillation system is applied with periodical external force

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Definition of Wavefront

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A line connecting all points of the same phase of wave cycles

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Effect of reflection on direction of propagation of wave, wave speed, wavelength and frequency

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direction of propagation of wave changes with Angle of incidence = angle of reflection

wave speed, wavelength and frequency are unchanged

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Definition of refraction of wave

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Change in direction of propagation of wave due to change in velocity of wave as wave propagates from a medium to another`

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Factors that affect speed of water wave
Depth of water
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Factors that affect speed of sound wave
Density of air
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Factors that affect speed of Light wave
Optical density of medium
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Direction of propagation of wave from shallow to deep
Refracted away from normal
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Direction of propagation of wave from deep to shallow
Refracted towards normal
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Change in wavelength and wave speed from deep to shallow
decreases
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change in wavelength and wave speed of wave from shallow to deep
increases
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Definition of Diffraction of wave
Spreading of wave as wave propagates through a slit or side of a barrier
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Change in wavelength, frequency and wave speed of diffraction of wave
No Change
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Change in amplitude of diffraction of wave
Decreases as wave energy diverges
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Change in direction of propagation during diffraction of wave
One direction to many direction
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2 Factors affecting significance of diffraction of wave
Size of slit Wavelength
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Principle of superposition
Resultant displacement of 2 overlapping waves is the sum of individual displacement of two waves
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Definition of interference of waves
Superposition of 2 or more wave produced by a coherent source of wave
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2 Rules of coherent source
same frequency constant phase difference
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2 Types of interference of waves
1. Constructive Interference (Crest+Crest)/(Trough+Trough) 2. Destructive Interference (Crest+Trough)
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Definition of Electromagnetic Wave
Transverse wave that does not require medium to propagate in that consist of electric field and magnetic field that oscillate perpendicularly to each other.
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4 Characteristics of Electromagnetic wave
Can propagate in vacuum All electromagnetic wave have the same speed in vacuum of 3.0 x 10^8 ms^-1 Shows diffraction, refraction, reflection and interference in suitable condition Energy carried is directly proportional to frequency
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6 Uses of Ultraviolet ray
Hardens tooth filling material Determines authenticity of currency notes Treatment of jaundice in babies Purification of drinking water Sterilising surgical instruments and food insect traps
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5 Uses of X-ray
Detects fractures or broken bones Examines internal organs Checking of welding connections Baggage scanning at airport Determines authenticity of paintings
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3 Uses of Gamma ray
Kills cancer cells in radiotherapy * Sterilisation of surgical and medical equipment in bulk * Used in food processing industry so that food can last longer
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4 USes of Radio Wave
Long distance radio communication Local radio and TV broadcasting Wireless communication (Bluetooth, Wifi, Zigbee and Z-Wave) Millimeter-wave machine to scan body of passengers at airport
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5 Uses of Microwave
International communication through use of satellite * Mobile phone framework * Communication between electronic devices: Wifi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave * Detection of plane radar and speed trap * Cooking using microwave oven
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5 Uses of Infrared ray
For cooking (oven, grill and toaster) . For night vision (infrared camera and infrared binoculars) Drying paint on car . Treatment of muscle pain * Remote control device for television and DVD player
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4 Uses of Visible light
-allow living organisms to see -photography -Photosynthesis -Laser light used in metal-cutting, land measurement & optical fibres