Mr Kidman's ClassroomKS5 · Edexcel A-level Physics 9PH0
Physics Revision
Study all thirteen compulsory Edexcel 9PH0 concept-led topics through developed explanations, worked physics, original practice and independent practical demonstrations.
Physics topics
13 topics
Working as a Physicist
Use units, estimates, graphs, uncertainty, experimental design and scientific evidence throughout the course.
Mechanics
Model motion, projectiles, forces, free fall, momentum, moments, energy, power and efficiency.
Electric Circuits
Analyse charge and energy flow, networks, material carriers, resistivity, dividers and real sources.
Materials
Explain density, buoyancy, viscous flow, deformation, modulus and strain-energy evidence.
Waves and Particle Nature of Light
Connect travelling and stationary waves, optics, diffraction, photons and atomic spectra through practical methods.
Further Mechanics
Use impulse, planar collision evidence, radian motion and actual forces in circular dynamics.
Electric and Magnetic Fields
Relate electric and magnetic fields, potentials, capacitors, induction and alternating signals.
Nuclear and Particle Physics
Evaluate nuclear evidence, accelerators, particle tracks, mass-energy and quark-lepton conservation.
Thermodynamics
Connect heating and phase changes with sensors, kinetic gases and thermal radiation.
Space
Infer stellar distances, properties and evolution and evaluate expansion, age and cosmic evidence.
Nuclear Radiation
Use binding-energy accounts, radiation properties, decay statistics and gamma attenuation.
Gravitational Fields
Derive gravitational fields, potentials and orbital motion with signed energy and model limits.
Oscillations
Derive harmonic motion, compare energy and damping, and calibrate resonant frequency for unknown mass.
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