Physics 1 Flashcards
Two broad branches of physics
Classical and Modern
Main representative of Classical Physics
Aristotle
Type of physics studied in ancient times
Classical Physics
Branch of physics that Aristotle represented
Classical Physics
Last century of classical physics development
19th century
Time that Classical Physics was developed
Ancient times - 19th century
Characters of Classical Physics
Aristotle, Newton, Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell
Aristotle, Newton, Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell are representatives of
Classical Physics
Branches of Classical Physics
Mechanic, acoustic, optics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism (TEAMO de la mtra frances)
Mechanic, acoustic, optics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism are branches of
Classical physics
Branches of Modern Physics
Relativistic, quantum, atomic, nuclear, particles, plasma
Relativistic, quantum, atomic, nuclear, particles, plasma are branches of
Modern Physics
Mechanic
Study of the movement of bodies in general
Study of the movement of bodies in general
Mechanic
Acoustic
Study of sound and its characteristics
Study of sound and its characteristics
Acoustic
Optics
Study of light and its propagation
Study of light and its propagation
Optics
Thermodynamics
Study of heat and its transformations to other forms of Energy
Study of heat and its transformations to other forms of Energy
Thermodynamics
Study of electric chargesm the magnetic fields and their interaciones
Electromagnetism
Electromagnetism
Study of electric chargesm the magnetic fields and their interaciones
Relativistic physics
Study of the movement of bodies at comparable velocities with that of light
Study of the movement of bodies at comparable velocities with that of light
Relativistic physics
Quantum physics
Study of particle movement in its wave behaviour or of the movement of the waves in its behaviour as particles
Study of particle movement in its wave behaviour or of the movement of the waves in its behaviour as particles
Quantum physics
Atomic Physics
Study of the atom, its composition and properties
Study of the atom, its composition and properties
Atomic Physics
Nuclear Physics
Study of the atomic nucleus, its components and forces involved
Study of the atomic nucleus, its components and forces involved
Nuclear Physics
Physics of Particles
Study of the classification of all particles that make up matter to conform a standard model
Study of the classification of all particles that make up matter to conform a standard model
Physics of Particles
Study of plasma as a state of the matter of great energy
Plasma physics
Plasma physics
Study of plasma as a state of the matter of great energy
An extension property of the bodies
Physical magnitude
First model used in physics
Aristotelian model
Person who is considered the first encyclopaedist
Aristotle
Purpose of Aristotle’s findings
Find the order of all things, formulating a giant universe where each thing knows its place and tends to remain there
Person who tried to find the order of all things, formulating a giant universe where each thing knows its place and tends to remain there
Aristotle
Unit of measurement
To make a measurement it is necessary to define in advance the measurement pattern
To make a measurement it is necessary to define in advance the measurement pattern
Unit of measurement
Fundamental physical quantities
length, mass, time, temperature, amount of substance, luminous intensity and current intensity
Physical quantities derived
area, volume, velocity, acceleration, force, work and power
Person who proposed the theory of the four elements that exist
Aristotle
Four elements that Aristotle proposed
Fire, water, air, earth
Person who proposed the fifth element
Empedocles
The fifth element in the Aristotilean model
Ether
Person who said that heavier objects fall faster
Aristotle
Reason that Aristotle gave for his reasoning that heavier objects fell faster
He said that contained more of the earth element
