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Electric Fields. Electric Potential. Capacitor basics. Capacitors — Charging and discharging. Capacitors — Exponential Decay. Motion of charged particles in electric fields.

Magnetic Fields — Force on a current carrying wire. Magnetic Fields — Force on charged particle. Magnetic Flux and Flux Linkage. Electromagnetic Induction. Structure of the atom. Rutherfords Alpha Scattering Experiment.

Matter and Antimatter. The cyclotron and pair production. Heat, Temperature and Internal Energy. Gas Laws. Ideal Gases.

Kinetic Theory Equations. Ionising Radiation. Radioactive Decay. Mass Defecit and Binding Energy. Nuclear Reactors. Nuclear reactor safety. Gravitational Potential. Gravitational Fields. Orbits and Escape Velocity.

Comparing electric and gravitational fields. Resonance and Damping. Simple Harmonic Motion 1. Simple Harmonic Motion 2 — Graphs. Doppler Effect. Expanding Universe and Hubbles Law. Evidence for the Big Bang. Star classification by temperature.

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