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Power (general physics)
2 formulae
P = work done / time takes
or
P = energy transfer / time taken
Pressure due to a liquid
formula + atmospheric pressure at sea level
p = d x g x h
p is pressure in pascals
d is density in kg/m^3
h is the depth or height of the liquid
atmospheric pressure at sea level: 101,000 Pa
Thermal capacity
2 formulae
Thermal capacity = m x c
or
Thermal capacity = Q / ∆t
m is mass in kg
c is specific heat capacity in J/(kgºC)
Q is heat energy supplied in J
∆t is change in temperature
Specific latent heat of fusion
L = Q / m
L is specific latent heat of fusion in J/kg
Q is total heat in J
m is mass of state change in kg
Emitters, Radiators and Reflectors
another name for radiation
dull black is a good radiator and emitter but bad reflector
shiny white is a good reflector but bad emitter and radiator
(infrared heat)
Refractive index (n)
2 formulae
n = sin iº in air or vacuum / sin rº in material
or
n = speed of light in air / speed of light in material
Image from a convex lens (rule)
close: virtual, enlarged, upright
far: real, small, upside down
Electromagnetic spectrum
^ wavelength decreases and frequency increases
- Gamma-rays
- X-rays
- Ultraviolet rays
- Visible light rays
- Infrared rays
- Microwaves
- Radio waves
Echo
v = 2d / t
Diffraction rules x 3
- Greater frequency results in greater diffraction and more wave crests (cycles/frequency)
- Greater gap results in less diffraction
- Greater wavelength results in greater diffraction
Ferrous (4) /Non-ferrous materials (5)
iron, steel, nickel, cobalt / copper, silver, aluminium, wood, glass
Electrical field intensity
E = f / Q
E is the electrical field intensity (N/C)
f is the amount of force exerted by the charge
Q is the unit charge
Current : rate of flow of charges in a conductor
I = Q / t
Voltage (potential difference)
V = Energy (e) / Charge (Q)
energy per unit charge in J
charge in c
voltage in v
Resistance of a resistor
R = p x (L / A)
R is the resistance of the resistor
p is the resistivity of the resistor in ohms
L is the length of the resistor in m
A is the cross-sectional area of the resistor in m^2