Distance-learning 10

17 th MARCH 2020

OBJECTIVES
1.IMAGE FORMATION-CONCAVE LENS
2.CALCULATION

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REFER TEXT PAGE 159 AND WRITE THE ANSWERS
DO THE WORKSHEET GIVEN BELOW
ANSWERS I WILL UPLOAD LATER
TODAY S TOPIC VOICE MSG I WILL SEND THROUGH WHATS UP
















QUESTIONS


1.List the properties of sound wave.
2.Define echo
3.Write the equation for measuring speed using echo method.

REFER TEXT PG 134,135
SOLVE Q4) IN PAGE 135
SOLVE WORKSHEET Q2 USING ECHO METHOD.
  




APPLICATIONS OF ECHO SOUNDING

1.Echo-sounder
2.Radar
3.Parking sensor
4.Ultra sound scanning

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Properties of Sound
Properties of Sound


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electromagnetic spectrum & its uses



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MICROWAVES

Microwave devices

4.If the body is exposed to microwaves they can cause internal heating of body tissue.





CHAPTER-2,ATOMIC PHYSICS


Course: SEF007 - Physics (Electricity and Atomic Physics) - 2019/20
















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Calculating Atomic Mass - ppt video online download

Nuclear Forces, Bohr, and Light - ppt download
Radiation & types (site)






What is background radiation.?

There is a small amount  of radiation around us all the time because of radioactive materials in the environment  . This is called background radiation.

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Radioactivity
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Radioactive decay

What is Alpha decay?

When a nucleus emits an alpha particle, it loses 4 nucleons and its mass number decreases by 4.   It loses 2 protons and its atomic number decreases by 2. 

Radioactive decay
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What is Beta Decay - Q-value - Definition












REVISION QUESTIONS

Worksheet - Decay Equations | Teaching Resources

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Radioactive Decay - PowerPoint Slides





Define Gamma decay.

Gamma decay, type of radioactivity in which some unstable atomic nuclei dissipate excess energy by a spontaneous electromagnetic process. In the most common form of gamma decay, known as gamma emission, gamma rays (photons, or packets of electromagnetic energy, of extremely short wavelength) are radiated.







REVISION QUESTIONS-CLICK THE LINK BELOW

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Define half life.
The half life of a radioactive isotope is the time taken for the activity of any given sample to fall to half its original value.

RADIOCARBON DATING Students will: understand the half-life of an ...






Calculations
1.A radioactive sample has a half life of 8 hours.The activity is 800Bq.After how long will the activity be 100Bq.




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