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A level physics

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Table of contents
Lower sixth units in red.
Upper sixth units in ​blue. 
1 Measurements and their errors
2 Particles and radiation
  • 1.1 The uses of SI units and their prefixes
  • 1.2 Limitations of physical measurements
  • 1.3 Estimation of physical quantities
  • ​2.1 Constituents of the atom
  • 2.2 Stable and unstable nuclei
  • 2.3 Particles, antiparticles and photons
  • 2.4 Particle interactions
  • 2.5 Classification of particles
  • 2.6 Quarks and antiquarks
  • 2.7 Applications of conservation laws
  • 2.8 The photoelectric effect
  • 2.9 Collisions of electrons with atoms
  • 2.10 Energy levels and photon emission
  • 2.11 Wave-particle duality
3 Waves
  • 3.1 Progressive waves
  • 3.2 Longitudinal and transverse waves
  • 3.3 Principle of superposition of waves and formation of stationary waves
  • 3.4 Interference
  • 3.5 Diffraction
  • 3.6 Refraction at a plane surface
4 Mechanics and materials
  • 4.1 Scalars and vectors
  • 4.2 Moments
  • 4.3 Motion along a straight line
  • 4.4 Projectile Motion
  • 4.5 Newton's laws of motion
  • 4.6 Momentum
  • 4.7 Conservation of energy
  • 4.8 Work, energy and power
  • 4.9 Bulk properties of solids
  • 4.10 The Young modulus
5 Electricity
  • 5.1 Basics of electricity
  • 5.2 Current-voltage characteristics
  • 5.3 Resistivity
  • 5.4 Circuits
  • 5.5 Potential divider
  • 5.6 Electromotive force and internal resistance
6 Further mechanics and thermal physics
  • 6.1 Circular motion
  • 6.2 Simple harmonic motion
  • 6.3 Simple harmonic systems
  • 6.4 Forced vibrations and resonance
  • 6.5 Thermal energy transfer
  • 6.6 Ideal gases
  • ​6.7 Kinetic theory model
7 Fields and their consequences
  • 7.1 Newton's law
  • 7.2 Gravitational field strength
  • 7.3 Gravitational potential
  • 7.4 Orbits
  • 7.5 Coulomb's law
  • 7.6 Electric field strength
  • 7.7 Electric potential
  • 7.8 Parallel plate capacitor
  • 7.9 Energy stored by a capacitor
  • 7.10 Capacitor charge and discharge
  • 7.11 Magnetic flux density
  • 7.12 Moving charges in a magnetic field
  • 7.13 Magnetic flux and flux linkage
  • 7.14 Electromagnetic induction
  • 7.15 Alternating currents
  • 7.16 The operation of a transformer
8 Nuclear physics
  • 8.1 Rutherford scattering
  • 8.2 alpha, beta and gamma radiation
  • 8.3 Radioactive decay
  • 8.4 Nuclear instability
  • 8.5 Nuclear radius
  • 8.6 Mass and energy
  • 8.7 Induced fission
  • 8.8 Safety aspects
9 Astrophysics (option)
  • 9.1 Telescopes*
  • 9.2 Magnitude
  • 9.3 Blackbody radiation
  • 9.4 Spectral class*
  • 9.5 The Hertzsprung-Russell diagram*
  • 9.6 Supernovae, neutron stars and black holes*
  • 9.7 The Doppler effect*
  • 9.8 Hubble's Law*
  • 9.9 Quasars*
  • 9.10 Exoplanets*
* Pages under development

Practicals and practical skills
  • ​Practical guidance
Definitions
  • Definition questions, and answers from past papers
Useful links
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