Glencoe physics : principles and problems / Paul W. Zitzewitz and Mark Davids
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TextPublication details: USA : Glence/McGraw Hill, 2002Description: xvi, 894 pISBN: - 9780078238963
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What is physics?;
A mathematical toolkit;
Describing motion;
Vector addition;
A mathematical model of motion;
Forces;
Forces and motion in two dimensions;
Universal gravitation;
Momentum and its conservation;
Energy, work and simple machines;
Energy;
Thermal energy;
States of matter;
Waves and energy transfer;
Sound;
Light;
Reflection and refraction;
Mirrors and lenses;
Diffraction and interference of light;
Static electricity;
Electric fields;
Current electricity;
Series and parallel circuits;
Magnetic fields;
Electromagnetic;
Electromagnetism;
Quantum theory;
The atom;
Solid state electronics;
The nucleus;
Nuclear applications
What is physics?
A mathematical toolkit
Describing motion
Vector addition
A mathematical model of motion
Forces
Forces and motion in two dimensions
Universal gravitation
Momentum and its conservation
Energy, work and simple machines
Energy
Thermal energy
States of matter
Waves and energy transfer
Sound
Light
Reflection and refraction
Mirrors and lenses
Diffraction and interference of light
Static electricity
Electric fields
Current electricity
Series and parallel circuits
Magnetic fields
Electromagnetic
Electromagnetism
Quantum theory
The atom
Solid state electronics
The nucleus
Nuclear applications
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