A-level Physics (Advancing Physics)
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Welcome to the Wikibooks textbook on Physics, designed to contain everything you need to know for the OCR Physics B (Advancing Physics) specification[1]. All sorts of useful documents for this specification are available at http://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/type/gce/science/physics_b/index.html .
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[edit] Contents
[edit] AS Exams
[edit] Physics in Action
[edit] Optics
[edit] Communication
[edit] Electricity
- Charge
- Current
- Voltage
- Power
- Resistance and Conductance
- Internal Resistance
- Potential Dividers
- Sensors
- Resistivity and Conductivity
- Semiconductors
[edit] Material Structure
[edit] Understanding Processes
[edit] Waves
- What is a wave?
- Phasors
- Standing Waves
- Young's Slits
- Diffraction
- Finding the Distance of a Remote Object
[edit] Quantum Physics
[edit] Mechanics
- Vectors
- Graphs
- Kinematics
- Forces and Power (and Energy and Work Done)
[edit] Physics in Practice
[edit] Quality of Measurement
[edit] A2 Exams
[edit] Rise and Fall of the Clockwork Universe
[edit] Decay
[edit] Gravity
[edit] Mechanics
- Simple Harmonic Motion
- Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion
- Damping
- Resonance
- Conservation of Momentum
- Forces and Impulse in Collisions
- Rockets, Hoses and Machine Guns
- Circular Motion
[edit] Astrophysics
[edit] Temperature
[edit] Field and Particle Pictures
[edit] Magnetic Fields
[edit] Electric Fields
[edit] Particle Physics
- The Standard Model
- Quarks
- Bosons
- Leptons
- Millikan's Experiment
- Pair Production and Annihilation
- Particle Accelerators
- Cloud Chambers and Mass Spectrometers
