CK-12-Physics-Concepts - Intermediate

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  • 1 Introduction to Physics Contents

    • 1.1 Definition of Physics

    • 1.2 Scientific Method

    • 1.3 Measurement

    • 1.4 Mathematics Tools for Physics

    • 1.5 References



  • 2 Motion in a Straight Line

    • 2.1 Position and Displacement

    • 2.2 Average Velocity

    • 2.3 Instantaneous Velocity

    • 2.4 Average Acceleration

    • 2.5 Uniform Acceleration

    • 2.6 Displacement During Constant Acceleration

    • 2.7 Acceleration Due to Gravity

    • 2.8 References



  • 3 Forces

    • 3.1 Newton’s First and Second Laws of Motion

    • 3.2 Newton’s Third Law of Motion

    • 3.3 Mass versus Weight

    • 3.4 Friction

    • 3.5 References



  • 4 Vectors

    • 4.1 Graphical Methods of Vector Addition

    • 4.2 Resolving Vectors into Axial Components

    • 4.3 Vector Addition

    • 4.4 Gravitational Force and Inclined Plane

    • 4.5 References



  • 5 Motion in Two Dimensions

    • 5.1 Projectile Motion for an Object Launched Horizontally

    • 5.2 Projectile Motion for an Object Launched at an Angle

    • 5.3 Circular Motion

    • 5.4 Centripetal Force

    • 5.5 Simple Harmonic Motion

    • 5.6 References



  • 6 Universal Gravitation

    • 6.1 Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion

    • 6.2 Universal Law of Gravity

    • 6.3 Orbital Motion http://www.ck12.org Contents

    • 6.4 References



  • 7 Momentum

    • 7.1 Momentum and Impulse

    • 7.2 Conservation of Momentum in One Dimension

    • 7.3 Conservation of Momentum in Two Dimensions

    • 7.4 References



  • 8 Work, Power, and Simple Machines

    • 8.1 Work

    • 8.2 Power

    • 8.3 Simple Machines

    • 8.4 References



  • 9 Energy

    • 9.1 Kinetic Energy

    • 9.2 Potential Energy

    • 9.3 Conservation of Energy

    • 9.4 Elastic and Inelastic Collisions

    • 9.5 References



  • 10 Thermal Energy

    • 10.1 Heat, Temperature, and Thermal Energy Transfer

    • 10.2 Specific Heat

    • 10.3 Calorimetry

    • 10.4 Change of State

    • 10.5 References



  • 11 The Fluid States

    • 11.1 Pressure in Fluids

    • 11.2 Pascal’s Principle

    • 11.3 Archimedes’ Principle and Buoyancy

    • 11.4 Combined Gas Law

    • 11.5 Universal Gas Law

    • 11.6 References



  • 12 Waves and Energy Transfer

    • 12.1 Transverse Waves

    • 12.2 Longitudinal Waves

    • 12.3 Doppler Shift

    • 12.4 Reflection of Mechanical Waves

    • 12.5 Refraction of Mechanical Waves

    • 12.6 References



  • 13 Light

    • 13.1 Fundamentals of Light

    • 13.2 Reflection of Light

    • 13.3 Refraction of Light

    • 13.4 Total Internal Reflection

    • 13.5 References



  • 14 Geometric Optics

    • 14.1 Images in a Plane Mirror Contents http://www.ck12.org

    • 14.2 Images in a Concave Mirror

    • 14.3 Images in a Convex Mirror

    • 14.4 Images in Double Convex Lenses

    • 14.5 Images in Double Concave Lenses

    • 14.6 References



  • 15 Diffraction and Interference of Light

    • 15.1 Double Slit Interference

    • 15.2 Single Slit Interference

    • 15.3 Diffraction Gratings

    • 15.4 References



  • 16 Static Electricity

    • 16.1 Forces on Charged Objects

    • 16.2 Coulomb’s Law

    • 16.3 References



  • 17 Electric Fields

    • 17.1 The Electric Field

    • 17.2 The Electric Potential in a Uniform Field

    • 17.3 Millikan Oil Drop Experiment

    • 17.4 The Capacitor

    • 17.5 References



  • 18 Current Electricity

    • 18.1 Electric Current and Circuits

    • 18.2 Resistance and Ohm’s Law

    • 18.3 Energy Transfer in Electric Circuits

    • 18.4 Controlling Current in Electric Circuits

    • 18.5 References



  • 19 Electrical Circuits

    • 19.1 Series Circuits

    • 19.2 Parallel Circuits

    • 19.3 Combined Series-Parallel Circuits

    • 19.4 Ammeters and Voltmeters

    • 19.5 References



  • 20 Magnetic Fields

    • 20.1 Properties of Magnets

    • 20.2 Electric Currents and Magnetic Fields

    • 20.3 Electric Motors

    • 20.4 Electromagnets

    • 20.5 References



  • 21 Electromagnetic Induction

    • 21.1 Electromotive Force

    • 21.2 Electric Generators

    • 21.3 Lenz’s Law

    • 21.4 Transformers

    • 21.5 References



  • 22 The Nucleus http://www.ck12.org Contents

    • 22.1 Isotopes

    • 22.2 Radioactivity

    • 22.3 Nuclear Reactions

    • 22.4 Quarks

    • 22.5 Nuclear Reactors

    • 22.6 References



  • 23 The Atom

    • 23.1 The Bohr Model of the Atom

    • 23.2 The Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom

    • 23.3 Lasers

    • 23.4 References



  • 24 Astrophysics

    • 24.1 The History of Astronomy

    • 24.2 The Life Cycle of a Star

    • 24.3 The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram

    • 24.4 References



  • 25 Relativity

    • 25.1 The Theory of Special Relativity

    • 25.2 The Theory of General Relativity

    • 25.3 References



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