Specific Heat Capacity

Transformer











Wave






Model

Shape of the
wall barrier
Depth of the
sea water
Gap between
the wall
barriers
Base between
the wall
barriers


P







Shallow



None



Small

Q










Deep


Large


Large

R










Shallow


None


Small


S











Deep


Small


Large
Explain the suitability of characteristic in Table 12. Determine the suitable model.
Give your reasons for your choice.






























Most suitable is Q












Characteristic Reason
High amplitude

louder

Longer wavelength

Can diffract easily

Low damping

Can be heard clearly

Low frequency Low pitch/ distinguished from other
sound/can be heard by human

Electricity

























































Force and Pressure




Sugestion Reason
Cylinder with a larger diameter at the lower
part/diagram
To sink the hydrometer and prevent the
overturned .
Lead shots / diagram To enable it stand upright
Cylinder with small diameter at the top /
diagram
Small scale reading can be combined
Glass bulb at the lower part
Scale can be made larger or smaller from the
density of water
Filled with air / diagram
Can measure the density of the higher and
lower than the water
Hydrometer is placed in low density liquid Mark the low level
Hydrometer is placed in high density liquid Mark the high level
















Electromagnet

Change cumutator by two slip rings/diagram current flow as a.c

Add the number of coils/diagram increase the induced current

Increase the thickness of wire reduce resistance /
more induced current.

Increase the strength of magnet increase the induce current

Curved magnet catapult field more stronge

Cylinder shaped iron core increase the strength of
electromagnet













Force and motion


Most suitable is C

Characteristic Reason / Explanation
Spring constant is small

More elastic
Density is small The spring is lighter
Elastic limit is high

Elastic for a large range of fore /
Can support the large force
The strength is high Can support the large force










































Radioisotopes