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ISBN 10: 1137443236
ISBN 13: 978-1137443236
Author: Jim Breithaupt
Assuming no prior knowledge, this established textbook provides a complete course in physics for beginners and includes coverage on seven core areas of physics, including mechanics, materials, waves and electricity. Readers will develop a solid understanding of topics such as fields, electromagnetism, electronics, atomic and nuclear physics and thermodynamics, and are encouraged to engage with the text through exercises and revision questions. Illustrations are used extensively to complement theoretical explanations and help readers understand the fundamentals of physics. This book is aimed at students on access or foundation programmes in physics, but is also ideal for non-specialist students on degree courses such as biological sciences, chemical sciences, engineering, mathematics and geology, for whom physics is a subsidiary subject. It is also suitable for trainee science teachers and medical students who need to develop a solid background in physics.
Table of contents:
1 Preface
2 How to use this book
3 Acknowledgements
4 Units and Measurements
5 Philosophy and practice in science
6 The S.I. system of units
7 Symbols and equations in physics
8 Making measurements in physics
9 Uncertainty and accuracy
PART 1 Mechanics
10 Unit 1 Forces in Equilibrium
11 Force as a vector
12 Turning effects
13 Stability
14 Friction
15 Equilibrium conditions
16 Unit 2 Dynamics
17 Speed and distance
18 Speed and velocity
19 Acceleration
20 The equations for uniform acceleration
21 Acceleration due to gravity
22 Rates of change
23 Unit 3 Force and Motion
24 Newton’s laws of motion
25 Force and momentum
26 Conservation of momentum
27 Unit 4 Energy and Power
28 Work and energy
29 Power and energy
30 Efficiency
31 Energy resources
PART 2 Properties of Materials
32 Unit 5 Matter and Molecules
33 States of matter
34 Elements and compounds
35 The Avogadro constant
36 Intermolecular forces
37 Unit 6 Thermal Properties of Materials
38 Thermal expansion
39 Specific heat capacity
40 Specific latent heat
41 Heat transfer
42 More about thermal conduction
43 Unit 7 Strength of Solids
44 Measuring force
45 Force and materials
46 Stress and strain
47 Stress versus strain curves
48 Elastic energy
49 Unit 8 Pressure
50 Pressure and force
51 Hydraulics
52 Pressure in a fluid at rest
53 Measurement of pressure
54 Flotation
PART 3 Waves
55 Unit 9 Properties of Waves
56 Types of waves
57 Measuring waves
58 Properties of waves
59 Longitudinal and transverse waves
60 Polarised light
61 Unit 10 Sound
62 The nature and properties of sound
63 The human ear
64 Ultrasonics
65 Vibrating strings
66 Acoustic resonance
67 Unit 11 Optics
68 Interference and the nature of light
69 Reflection and refraction of light
70 Lenses
71 Optical instruments
72 Unit 12 Electromagnetic Waves
73 The visible spectrum
74 Types of spectra
75 Infra-red and beyond
76 Ultraviolet radiation X-radiation and gamma radiation
PART 4 Electricity
77 Unit 13 Introduction to Electricity
78 Static electricity
79 Current and charge
80 Potential difference
81 Resistance
82 Unit 14 Electric Circuits
83 Cells and batteries
84 The potentiometer
85 The Wheatstone bridge
86 Resistivity
87 Electrical measurements
88 Unit 15 Capacitors
89 Storing charge
90 Capacitor combinations
91 Energy stored in a charged cell
92 Capacitor design factors
93 Capacitor discharge
94 Unit 16 Electronics
95 The systems approach
96 Electronic logic
97 Electronics at work
98 Operational amplifiers
99 Multivibrators
PART 5 Fields
100 Unit 17 Electric Fields
101 Electrostatic forces
102 Electric field patterns
103 Electric field strength
104 Electric potential
105 Unit 18 Magnetic Fields
106 Magnetic field patterns
107 Electromagnets
108 The motor effect
109 Magnetic flux density
110 Magnetic field formulae
111 Magnetic materials
112 Unit 19 Electromagnetic Induction
113 The dynamo effect
114 Magnetic flux
115 The alternating current generator
116 The transformer
117 Self-inductance
118 Unit 20 Alternating Current
119 Measurement of alternating currents and voltages
120 Rectifier circuits
121 Alternating current and power
122 Capacitors in a c circuits
123 Coils in a c circuits
124 Resonant circuits
PART 6 Atomic and Nuclear Physics
125 Unit 21 Electrons and Photons
126 Electron beams
127 The charge of the electron
128 Photoelectricity
129 Electrons in the atom
130 X-rays
131 Wave mechanics
132 Unit 22 Radioactivity
133 Inside the atom
134 Radiation from radioactive substances
135 The range and penetrating power of alpha beta and gamma radiation
136 Radioactive decay
137 The mathematics of radioactive decay
138 Unit 23 Energy from the Nucleus
139 The nature of force
140 Binding energy
141 Nuclear power
142 Probing the nucleus
PART 7 Further Physics
143 Unit 24 Fluid Flow
144 Flow patterns
145 Flow rates
146 Viscous flow
147 Non-viscous flow
148 Unit 25 Gases
149 The gas laws
150 The ideal gas equation
151 The kinetic theory of gases
152 Unit 26 Thermodynamics
153 Temperature
154 Heat and work
155 The thermodynamics of ideal gases
156 The Second Law of Thermodynamics
157 Unit 27 Uniform Circular Motion
158 Circular measures
159 Centripetal acceleration
160 Reactions and rides
161 Unit 28 Gravitation
162 Newton’s theory of gravity
163 Gravitational field strength
164 Gravitational potential energy
165 Satellite motion
166 Unit 29 Simple Harmonic Motion
167 Oscillating motion
168 Sine waves
169 Forces in oscillating systems
170 Resonance
171 Unit 30 Rotational Dynamics
172 Angular motion
173 Moment of inertia
174 Rotational kinetic energy
175 Angular momentum
176 Further Questions
177 Using Spreadsheets
178 List of Experiments in the Book
179 Location Guide to Mathematical Skills
180 Summary of Equations
181 Useful Data
182 Answers to In-text Questions and Revision Questions
183 Answers to Further Questions
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