Complete Guide: H1 Leaving Cert Physics

This guide aims to replace a revision course for Physics at Higher Level.

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  1. Introduction
    1. Preamble
    2. Principle of Conservation  of Energy
    3. Vectors and Scalars
    4. Units and Dimensional Analysis
  2. Mechanics
    1. Linear Accelerated Motion
    2. Forces and Newton’s Laws
    3. Density and Pressure
    4. Gravitation
    5. Moments and Equilibrium
    6. Work, Energy, and Power
    7. Uniform Circular Motion
    8. Simple Harmonic Motion
  3. Heat
    1. Heat, Temperature, and Thermometers
    2. Specific Heats and Heat Transfer
  4. Light 1:  Geometrical Optics
    1. Reflection
    2. Spherical Mirrors
      1. How Images Are Formed in Concave Mirrors
      2. How Images Are Formed in Convex Mirrors
    3. Refraction
      1. Total Internal Reflection
      2. Optical Fibres
    4. Lenses
      1. How Images Are Formed in Convex Lenses
      2. How Images Are Formed in Convex Lenses
    5. The Eye – Biology
  5. Light 2:  Waves, Sound and The Electromagnetic Spectrum
    1. Waves
    2. Sound
    3. The Wave Nature of Light
  6. Electricity and Magnetism
      1. Static Electricity
      2. Current Electricity
      3. Chemical Effect of an Electric Current
      4. Electricity in the Home
      5. Semiconductors
      6. Magnetism
      7. Electromagnetic Induction
  7. Modern Physics
      1. The Electron
      2. The Photoelectric Effect
      3. X-Rays
      4. Radiation
      5. Fission, Fusion, and Nuclear Energy
      6. Particle Physics
  8. Proportionality, Equality and Graphs
    1. Some Co-ordinate Geometry
    2. Direct Proportion
    3. Inverse Proportion
    4. Indirect Proportion
    5. Graphs
  9. Mandatory Experiments Notes
    1. To Measure Velocity and Acceleration
    2. To  Verify  that the Acceleration of a Body is Directly Proportional to the Force Acting on it
    3. To Verify the Principle of Conservation  of Momentum
    4. To  Verify Boyle’s Law
    5. To Investigate the Laws of Equilibrium for a Set of Coplanar Forces
    6. To Investigate the Relationship Between the Period and Length for a  Simple Pendulum and Hence Calculate g
    7. To Find the Specific Heat Capacity of Water or a Liquid
    8. To Measure the Specific Latent Heat of Fusion  of Ice
    9. To Measure the Specific Latent Heat of Vaporisation  of Water
    10. To Measure the Speed of Sound  in Air
    11. To Investigate the Variation of the Frequency of a Stretched String or Wire with Length and Tension
    12. To Measure the Focal Length of a  Concave Mirror
    13. To Measure the Focal length of a  Converging Lens
    14. To Measure the Refractive Index of a  Liquid (Water)
    15. To Verify Snell’s Law and Hence Find the Refractive Index of a Solid (Glass)
    16. To measure the Wavelength of Monochromatic Light
    17. To Investigate How the Resistance of a Metallic Conductor Varies with Temperature
    18. To Investigate the Variation of the Resistance of a Thermistor with Temperature
    19. To Measure the Resistivity of the Material of a Wire
    20. To Verify Joule’s Law
    21. To Investigate the Variation of Current with Potential Difference for a Metallic Conductor , Filament Bulb, Copper Sulphate Solution with Copper Electrodes, a Semiconductor Diode
  10. Exam Advice
  11. Sample Answers 

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  • Post published:October 11, 2016
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