Physics SLOPS Flashcards

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What is the equation linking kinetic energy, mass and velocity

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Kinetic energy = 0.5 x mass x velocity2 (Ek= 0.5mv2)

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what are the units of energy

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Joules
J

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what are the units of mass

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kilograms
kg

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what are the units of velocity

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metres per second
m/s

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What is the equation linking gravitational field strength, gravitational potential energy and height

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GPE = mass x height x gravity

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What are the units of gravitational field strength?

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Newtons per kilogram

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Which equation links current (I), power (P) and resistance (R)?

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P= I squared x R

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which equation links charge flow (Q), energy (E) and potential difference (V)?

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E= QV

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define irradiation

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exposure of a radioactive substance

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10
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what are the health risks to a person working close to a source of nuclear radiation

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cancer or tumours
mutation
radiation poisoning

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11
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when was the electron discovered

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1897

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12
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when was the neutron discovered

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1932

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13
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when was the nucleus discovered

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1911

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14
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when was the proton discovered

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1920

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15
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what is a scalar quantity

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a quantity with magnitude only

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what is a vector quantity

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a quantity with magnitude and direction

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17
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what is a force

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a force is a push or a pull that acts on an object

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18
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what is a contact force

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when objects are physically touching

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what is a non-contact force

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when objects are physically separated

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20
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examples of contact forces:

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friction
air resistance
tension
and normal contact forces

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examples of non-contact forces:

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gravitational
magnetic
electrostatic
nuclear

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22
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all forces are ………….. quantities

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vector

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23
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true or false
forces are vector quantities

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true
they have magnitude and direction

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what is the unit for mass

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kg
kilograms

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work done =
force x distance W= Fs
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unit for work done
Joules J
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unit for force
Newtons N
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unit for distance
Metres M
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what force opposes motion
friction
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what do all waves transfer
energy
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what causes a wave
a vibration
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what is the definition of a transverse wave
the vibration causing a transverse wave is PERPENDICULAR to the direction of travel of the wave
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what is the definition of a longitudinal wave
the vibration causing a longitudinal wave is PARALLEL to the direction of travel of the wave
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3 examples of longitudinal waves:
sound ultrasound primary earthquakes ((P)waves
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3 examples of transverse waves:
water waves all EM waves secondary earthquakes ((S) waves
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what is a compression
when particles in a longitudinal wave are closest together
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what is a rarefaction
when particles in a longitudinal wave a furthest apart
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what is the amplitude
the amplitude is the maximum displacement of a wave from its equilibrium position
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what is the wavelength
the wavelength is the distance from a point on one wave to the same point on the next wave
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what is the frequency
is the number of waves passing a point each second
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what are the units of wave speed
m/s
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what are the units of wavelength
m
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what are the units of frequency
Hz
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what is the wave speed equation
v = f x λ wave speed = frequency x wavelength
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what speed do all EM waves travel at
300,000,000 m/s
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what speed does sound travel at
330 m/s
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what happens when light travels from air into a glass block
it refracts towards the normal as glass is more dense than air
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what is the law of reflection
the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection
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what are the two types of wave
longitudinal transverse
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wavelength is the ……. between two waves
distance
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amplitude is the ……. of a wave
height
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the trough is the ……. of the wave
bottom
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the crest is the … of a wave
top
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what is a standing wave
when a clear, stable wave forms on the string
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when a wave meets matter, what four things could happen
transmitted absorbed reflected refracted
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law of reflection is…
angle of incidence = angle of reflection
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how do the particles oscillate in a transverse wave
at 90 to the direction of travel
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which variable would be found by taking a photo of the ripple tank
wavelength
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what is the Em radiation with the shortest wavelength
gamma
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what is the EM radiation woth the longest wavelength
radio
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what is the EM radiation with the highest frequency
gamma
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list the EM spectrum
radio microwave infared radiation visible light ultra violet x-rays gamma rays
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can EM waves travel through space
yes
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name a use of radio waves
TV radio transmission
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name a use of microwaves
cooking food
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what EM wave is used for satellite communication
microwave
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name a use of IR radiation
electrical heaters infrared cameras
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name a use of visible radiation
fibre optic communications
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name a use of xrays
medical imaging
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name a use of gamma rays
medical treatments
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what are the 8 energy stores
MICKEE NG magnetic internal chemical kinetic elastic electrostatic nuclear gravitational potential
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4 energy transfers:
electric current radiation mechanical heating
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what are the dangers of gamma rays
cancer
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what are the dangers of radio waves
none of
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what are the dangers of ultraviolet
skin cancer
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what are the dangers of visible
blindness
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what are the dangers of microwaves
heating of internal tissues
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what are the dangers of xrays
cancer
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what are the dangers of infared
skin burns
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what does a permanent magnetic do
produces its own magnetic field
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where is the magnetic force around a magnet strongest
poles of the magnet
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what are the only metal that are magnetic
iron (steel) cobalt nickel
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what sort of magnet does not have a permanent field around it
induced magnet
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what is the potential difference and frequency of UK domestic electricity?
potential difference: 230V frequency: 50 Hz
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why are there step up transformers in the national grid
reduced current reduces energy loss increased efficiency
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how can anything become positively charged
1. friction between 2 insulators 2. electrons move of off material 3. becomes positive
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shaping a wire to form a coil makes a …
solenoid
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the magnetic field inside a solenoid is
strong and uniform
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what are 2 advantages of using an electromagnet to sort scrap metal
it can be switched on and off vary strength
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what is the equation that links gravitational field strength (g), mass (m) and weight (w)
weight = mass x gravity
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what is the equation that links distance, force and work done
work done= force x distance
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what is the equation that links extension, force and spring constant
force = spring constant x extension
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what is the unit for energy(E)
Joules J
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what is the unit for Force (F)
Newtons N
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what is the unit for Mass (m)
kilograms kg
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what is the unit for gravitational field strength (g)
newtons per kilogram N/kg
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what is the unit for weight
newtons N
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what 5 quantities are scalar
mass speed distance density temperature
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what 6 quantities are vector
friction acceleration weight momentum velocity displacement
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what part of the EM spectrum has the shortest wavelength
gamma rays
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what part of the EM spectrum has the longest wavelength
radio waves
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what part of the EM spectrum has the lowest frequency
radio waves
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what part of the EM spectrum has the highest frequency
gamma rays
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how do you move an electron towards the nucleus
electron emits electromagnetic radiation
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how do you move an electron away from the nucleus
electrons absorb electromagnetic radiation
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what is Newtons 1st law
if the resultant force on an object is zero then the object will remain stationary or continue at a constant speed
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what is inertia
the tendency of objects to continue in their state of rest or of uniform motion
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what is Newtons 2nd law
the acceleration of an object is proportional to the resultant force acting on the object and inversely proportional to the mass of the object
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state the equation that links acceleration, force and mass
force = mass x acceleration
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what is Newtons 3rd law
whenever two objects interact, the forces they exert on each other are EQUAL AND OPPOSITE
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what is thinking distance
the distance the vehicle travels during the drivers reaction time
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what is braking distance
the distance it travels under the braking force
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what is the stopping distance
the sum of the thinking and braking distance
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what factors can affect a person’s thinking distance
tiredness drugs alcohol distraction
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what factors can affect a persons braking distance
tiredness condition of brakes road surface ice or water on the road
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state the equation for momentum
momentum = mass x velocity
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what is the typical speed for walking
1.5 m/s
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what is the typical speed for running
3 m/s
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what is the typical speed for cycling
6 m/s
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how do you calculate the speed of an object from a distance time graph
find the gradient
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how do you calculate the distance travelled from a speed time graph
find the area under the line of the graph
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why does an object reach terminal velocity
an object speeds up, the resistive forces increase until the forces on the object become balanced. when the resultant force is zero the object travels at a constant speed
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describe the difference between distance and displacement
distance is how far an object moves (doesn’t involve direction) displacement is how far an object moves in a specific direction from start to finish
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what 3 ways can you increase the strength of an electromagnet
increase the current increase the number of coils add an iron coil
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what is a resultant force
a single force that has the same effect as all the the original forces acting together