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B Physics 2009: Syllabus SummaryCatherine Zhu

TableofContents
Key:
..........................................................................................................................................................2Topic
2: Mechanics..................................................................................................................................3
2.1. Kinematics......................................................................................................................................32.2.
Forces and dynamics......................................................................................................................32.3.
Work, energy, and power................................................................................................................52.4.
Uniform circular motion.................................................................................................................6
Topic 3: Thermal Physics........................................................................................................................7
3.1. Thermal Concepts...........................................................................................................................73.2.
Thermal Properties of Matter.........................................................................................................8Specific
Heat Capacities, Phase Changes, and Latent Heat..............................................................8Kinetic Model
of an Ideal Gas..........................................................................................................9
Topic 4: Oscillations and Waves.............................................................................................................9
4.1. Kinematics of simple harmonic motion.........................................................................................94.2.
Energy changes during simple harmonic motion.........................................................................104.3.
Forced oscillations and resonance................................................................................................114.4.
Wave characteristics.....................................................................................................................114.5.
Wave properties............................................................................................................................12
Topic 5: Electric Currents....................................................................................................................14
5.1. Electric potential difference, current and
resistance....................................................................14Electric potential
difference............................................................................................................14Electric current and
resistance.........................................................................................................155.2. Electric
Circuits............................................................................................................................16
Topic 6: Forces and Fields....................................................................................................................16
6.1. Gravitational Force and Field.......................................................................................................166.2.
Electric Force and Field...............................................................................................................176.3.
Magnetic Force and Field.............................................................................................................18
Topic 7: Atomic and Nuclear Physics..................................................................................................20
7.1. The
Atom......................................................................................................................................20Atomic
Structure.............................................................................................................................20 Nuclear
Structure.............................................................................................................................207.2.
Radioactive
Decay........................................................................................................................21Radioactivity.............
......................................................................................................................21Halflife...........................................................................................................................................227.3. Nuclear
Reactions, Fission and Fusion........................................................................................22 Nuclear
Reactions...........................................................................................................................22Fission and
Fusion...........................................................................................................................24
Topic 8. Energy, Power, and Climate Change.....................................................................................24
8.1. Energy Degradation and Power Generation ................................................................................248.2.
World Energy Sources..................................................................................................................248.3.
Fossil Fuel Power Production......................................................................................................258.4. NonFossil Fuel Power Production..............................................................................................25 Nuclear
Power.................................................................................................................................25Solar

Power.....................................................................................................................................26Hydroelectri
c Power........................................................................................................................26Wind
Power.....................................................................................................................................27Wave
Power.....................................................................................................................................278.5. The
Greenhouse Effect.................................................................................................................28Solar
Radiation................................................................................................................................281

IB Physics 2009: Syllabus SummaryCatherine ZhuThe Greenhouse


Effect....................................................................................................................288.6. Global
Warming...........................................................................................................................28
Topic 9. Motion in Fields......................................................................................................................28
9.1. Projectile Motion..........................................................................................................................289.2.
Gravitational Field, Potential and Energy....................................................................................299.3.
Electric Field, Potential and Energy.............................................................................................309.4.
Orbital motion .............................................................................................................................31
Topic 10. Thermal Physics....................................................................................................................31
10.1. Thermodynamics........................................................................................................................31Gas
Laws.........................................................................................................................................3110.2.
Processes ...................................................................................................................................32The first
law of thermodynamics....................................................................................................3210.3. Second
law of thermodynamics and entropy.............................................................................33
Topic 11. Wave Phenomena..................................................................................................................33
11.1. Standing
Waves..........................................................................................................................3311.2. Doppler
Effect............................................................................................................................3311.3.
Diffraction..................................................................................................................................3411.4.
Resolution...................................................................................................................................3511.5.
Polarization.................................................................................................................................36
Topic 12: Electromagnetic Induction...................................................................................................37
12.1 Induced Electromotive Force......................................................................................................3712.2
Alternating current.......................................................................................................................3712.3.
Transmission of electrical power................................................................................................38
Topic 13: Quantum Physics and Nuclear Physics .............................................................................38
13.1. Quantum Physics........................................................................................................................38The
Quantum Nature of Radiation..................................................................................................38The Wave
Nature of Matter.............................................................................................................39Atomic Spectra
and Atomic Energy States.....................................................................................4013.2. Nuclear
physics..........................................................................................................................41Radioactive
Decay...........................................................................................................................41
Topic 14: Digital Technology................................................................................................................42
14.1. Analogue and digital signals......................................................................................................4214.2.
Data Capture; digital imaging using charge-coupled devices (CCDs) ......................................

Lesson 1 : Describing Motion with Words


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Introduction to the Language of Kinematics


Scalars and Vectors
Distance and Displacement
Speed and Velocity
Acceleration

Lesson 2 : Describing Motion with Diagrams


1. Introduction to Diagrams
2. Ticker Tape Diagrams
3. Vector Diagrams

Lesson 3 : Describing Motion with Position vs. Time Graphs


1. The Meaning of Shape for a p-t Graph
2. The Meaning of Slope for a p-t Graph
3. Determining the Slope on a p-t Graph

Lesson 4 : Describing Motion with Velocity vs. Time Graphs


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The Meaning of Shape for a v-t Graph


The Meaning of Slope for a v-t Graph
Relating the Shape to the Motion
Determining the Slope on a v-t Graph
Determining the Area on a v-t Graph

Lesson 5 : Free Fall and the Acceleration of Gravity


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Introduction to Free Fall


The Acceleration of Gravity
Representing Free Fall by Graphs
How Fast? and How Far?
The Big Misconception

Lesson 6 : Describing Motion with Equations


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The Kinematic Equations


Kinematic Equations and Problem-Solving
Kinematic Equations and Free Fall
Sample Problems and Solutions
Kinematic Equations and Graphs

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