Paper 2 Not On Formula Sheet Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

State the equation for the magnitude of the emf induced in a moving wire in a magnetic field

A

Emf = B.v.L

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2
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State the equation for the maximum emf of a rotating coil of wire in a magnetic field

A

Maximum Emf = B.A.N.omega (angular velocity)

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3
Q

How do you get the average power from a power/time graph of an AC source

A

Average Power = Power / 2

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4
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What is the value for probability of backscattering in the gold foil experiment

A

1/10,000

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5
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what is the end of the stable region of an N/Z graph

A

(20,20)

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6
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What is the “maximum” of an N/Z graph

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(80,120)

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7
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What is the approximate “dead time” of a GM Tube

A

0.2ms

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8
Q

Define nuclear activity

A

Rate of Decays

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9
Q

Give the equation for the electric field strength of a radial charge at distance r

A

E = (KQ)/r^2

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10
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What feature of an electric potential against distance graph gives the electric field strength

A

The gradient, tangent to the point

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11
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What feature of a field strength against distance graph gives the electric potential from infinity to r

A

The area

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12
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What feature of a force against distance graph gives the work done (and hence change in electric potential energy for electric fields)

A

The area between the two points

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13
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What is the equation for total Electric potential energy for a charge q

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EPE = (KQq) / r

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14
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State Boyle’s Law

A

Pressure is inversely proportional to volume (at constant temperature and mass)

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15
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State Charles’ Law

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Volume is directly proportional to temperature (at constant pressure and mass)

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16
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State Pressure Law

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Pressure is directly proportional to temperature (at constant volume and mass)

17
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State Avogadro’s’ Law

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Volume is directly proportional to number of molecules (at constant temperature and pressure)

18
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What feature of a pressure volume graph gives the work done.

19
Q

State the equation for the “half life” of a capacitor discharge.

A

Half Life = ln(2).R.C