Physics Units 3&4 TOCs

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PHYSICS FOR QUEENSLAND UNITS

Table of contents

1. Physics Toolkit

1.1 Studying QCE Physics

1.2 Considering First Nations perspectives in Physics

1.3 Understanding the scientific method

1.4 Planning investigations

1.5 Considering safety and ethics

1.6 Collecting data

1.7 Processing and analysing data

1.8 Evaluating evidence

1.9 Communicating scientifically

1.10 Preparing for your data test

1.11 Conducting your student experiment

1.12 Conducting your research investigation

1.13 Preparing for your exams

1.14 Review: Physics toolkit

Unit 3: Gravity and electromagnetism

Topic 1: Gravity and motion

2. Vectors and projectile motion

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2.1 Working with vectors

2.2 Horizontal projection

2.3 Projection at an angle

2.4 Angled projection and distance

2.5 Review: Vectors and projectile motion

3. Incline planes

3.1 Forces due to gravity

3.2 Applied forces: friction and tension

3.3 Forces on an inclined plane

3.4 The parallel component of the weight of an object

on an inclined plane

3.5 Review: Inclined planes

4. Circular motion

4.1 Uniform circular motion

4.2 Objects undergoing uniform circular motion

4.3 Centripetal acceleration and force

4.4 Centripetal forces on an object undergoing horizontal circular motion

4.5 Review: Circular motion

5. Orbital mechanics

5.1 What is gravity?

5.2 Newton’s law of universal gravitation

5.3 Gravitational fields

5.4 The three laws of planetary motion (Kepler’s laws)

5.5 Investigating orbital radius and mass using a simulation

5.6 Review: Orbital mechanics

Unit 3 Topic 1 Review

Topic 2: Electromagnetism

6. Electrostatics

6.1 Coulomb’s law

6.2 Electric fields and field strength

6.3 The effects of electrostatic charge on various materials

6.4 Electrical potential energy

6.5 Review: Electrostatics

7. Magnetic fields

7.1 Magnetic fields

7.2 Magnetic fields around current-carrying wires

7.3 Strength of a magnet at various distances

7.4 Strength of a magnetic field at various distances from a current-carrying wire

7.5 Magnetic fields in solenoids

7.6 Magnetic forces on moving charges

7.7 Forces on current-carrying wires

7.8 Force acting on a conductor in a magnetic field

7.9 Review: Magnetic fields

8.

Electromagnetic induction and radiation

8.1 Magnetic flux

8.2 Electromagnetic induction and Faraday’s law

8.3 Induction of an electric current using a magnet and coil

8.4 Lenz’s law

8.5 Transformers

8.6 Transformers: induced EMF from an AC generator

8.7 Electromagnetic radiation

8.8 Review: Electromagnetic induction and radiation

Unit 3 Topic 2 Review

Unit 3 Review

Unit 4: Revolutions in modern physics

Topic 1: Special relativity

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Special relativity: time and motion

9.1 Special relativity

10.3 Paradoxical scenarios

10.4 Review: Special relativity: length, momentum and energy

Unit 4 Topic 1 Review

Topic 2: Quantum theory

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Quantum theory and light

11.1 The wave model of light

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9.2 Relative motion

9.3 Simultaneity

9.4 Relativity of time

9.5 Review: Special relativity: time and motion

10.

The history toolkit

10.1 Length contraction

10.2 Rest mass and relativistic momentum

11.2 Black-body radiation

11.3 The particle model of light

11.4 The photoelectric effect

11.5 Investigating the photoelectric effect

11.6 Review: Quantum theory and light

12. Quantum theory and atoms

12.1 The Rutherford model of the atom

12.2 Bohr model of the atom

12.3 Wave-particle duality

12.4 Review: Quantum theory and atoms

Unit 4 Topic 2 Review

Topic : The Standard Model

13. The Standard Model

13.1 Matter and antimatter

13.2 Gauge bosons – the force carriers

13.3 Review: The Standard Model

14. Particle interactions

14.1 Conservation in interactions

14.2 Feynman diagrams

14.3 Symmetry in particle interactions

14.4 Review: Particle interactions

Unit 4 Topic 3 Review

Unit 4 Review

2.4 Angled projection and distance

3.4 The parallel component of the weight of an object on an inclined plane

4.4 Centripetal forces on an object undergoing horizontal circular motion

5.5 Investigating orbital radius and mass using a simulation

6.3 The effects of electrostatic charge on various materials

7.3 Strength of a magnet at various distances

7.4 Strength of a magnetic field at various distances from a current-carrying wire

7.8 Force acting on a conductor in a magnetic field

8.3 Induction of an electric current using a magnet and coil

8.6 Transformers: induced EMF from an AC generator

11.5 Investigating the photoelectric effect

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