We’ve been looking at forces for the past two weeks. Here are some notes and videos to help you learn more about this topic. Newton’s 1st Law animation showing effects of air resistance Friction: here are 3 clips about friction from the BBC pro
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation. They have a much higher frequency than visible light or ultraviolet. The diagram below, taken from Wikipedia, shows where x-rays sit in the electromagnetic spectrum. image by Materialscientist W
We started looking at half-life today. The attached file walks you through different types of half-life problem. There are some questions for you to try along they way. The answers are at the end, please don’t cheat!
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation. They have a much higher frequency than visible light or ultraviolet. The diagram below, taken from Wikipedia, shows where x-rays sit in the electromagnetic spectrum. image by Materialscientist W
I’ve put together a collection of exam questions from old standard grade and intermediate 2 papers that fit the national 5 curriculum. Try these before moving on to past papers and check your answers using the solutions that I will post next.
Here are questions from Standard Grade and Intermediate 2 that are appropriate revision for the electricity and energy unit of national 5. Answers to follow.
Here are the revision questions for dynamics and space. They are taken from old standard grade and intermedite 2 past papers. I have adjusted the marks to fit national 5.
Use the attached file to help with revision for your test on Monday. Start at the beginning of the booklet and read up to the end of page 41. Thanks to Mr Noble for sharing his notes. ?
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK5Bxf3Pov0 We’ve been looking at work and the rate of change of energy. This handout will help you to revise the key points and introduces gravitational potential energy.
Here are some notes to help with your revision for the electricity & energy test. Thanks to Mr Noble for sharing his notes. There are also practice exam questions and answers if you want them.
Some of you asked for revision questions ahead of the unit assessment. Down load these problems from older past papers. I will add a secoond post with the answers shortly.
We’ve been looking at how the temperature of an object can affect it’s appearance. The attached handout recaps on our work in class and provides some examples of line spectra.
Before the holidays, we performed a set of experiments to determine the latent heat of fusion and latent heat of vaporisation of water. Next week, we’ll review that work and think about possible reasons why our results were not closer to the “
We’ve started looking at telescopes and this BBC programme from 2 years ago featured the replacement for Hubble, the James Webb Space Telescope. The presenter, Maggie Aderin Pocock now hosts The Sky at Night on BBC4. Please take some time to w
You can also use these notes to prepare for the test on Monday. The test will cover everything up to page 46 in the attached file, but you can skip pages 39 & 40 on Newton’s third law. Thanks to Mr Noble for sharing his notes.
Use these materials to help you prepare for the assessment at the start of next week. Studying up to page 7 of the attached file will cover the topics in the test.