Physics Revision
Across
- 2. Force divided by area
- 5. Gamma Rays cause
- 7. The shape of a planetary orbit
- 10. Brown wire in plug
- 11. Stops unwanted energy transfers
- 15. Creates a magnetic field when electric current is run through it
- 16. Used to find the direction of a magnetic field
- 18. Energy transfered by infrared waves
- 19. 1/2 x mass x velocity squared
- 20. Hearing range between 20 and 20 000 Hertz
- 23. Light waves are
- 24. initial speed squared plus 2 x acceleration x distance moved
- 25. Energy store that releases energy by chemical reactions
- 26. Line drawn perpendicular to the reflective surface where the incidence ray hits it
- 27. Shared equally between components equally in series circuit
- 30. 1 divided by sin c
- 31. Diagram linking useful and wasted energy
- 35. The louder the sound the greater the
- 36. Measures pressure
- 37. On a temperature-time graph a flat section shows a
- 39. Gas molecules move faster when the temperature
- 40. Melts when too much current flows through it breaking the circuit
- 42. Causes satellites to orbit planets
- 43. The last stage in stellar evolution of a star with a similar mass to the sun
- 47. When a wave source is moving away from an observer and the observed wavelength increases and the frequency decreases
- 49. Colour of a class A star
- 52. Gas molecules have a random
- 54. Measures resistance
- 56. When air resistance is equal to weight
- 59. Has multiple pathways for the current to flow through
- 62. Equals force times perpendicular distance from the pivot
- 63. Affects the driver's braking distance
- 64. When all light is reflected back into the more optically dense medium
- 68. One Joule per Coulomb
- 70. When it wont return to original length it reaches the limit of
- 72. Sound waves are
- 73. Reusable version of a fuse
- 75. Displays sound energy as electric signals
- 78. Rate of flow of charge carried by electrons
- 81. Has a plastic casing with no wires connect
- 82. Affects the driver's thinking distance
- 83. Harmful to eyes and causes sunburn
- 84. Affects gravitational field strength
- 85. The length of time it takes for one complete wave
- 86. Is not lost unless in an open system
- 87. 230 volts in UK
Down
- 1. A universal measurement of temperature
- 3. Equals the gradient in a distance-time graph
- 4. Emit the longest wavelength and lowest frequency
- 6. Area under the line in a velocity-time graph
- 8. Renewable, easy to manage and attach method of creating electrical energy
- 9. Extension is directly proportional to applied force (if object does exceed limit of proportionality)
- 12. Sin r times refractive index
- 13. Infrared Radiation is used for
- 14. Energy transfered by heating solids
- 17. Shown by the fingers in the right hand rule
- 21. A large collection of billions of stars
- 22. Quantity that has both magnitude and direction
- 28. The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of a substance by 1 degrees Celcius
- 29. Allows humans to classify stars correctly and compare them
- 32. A force that opposes motion
- 33. A satellite that is used for communication and orbits the equator
- 34. When removed from a magnetic field magnetism is lost quickly
- 38. Used for observing internal structures of objects
- 41. Used in cars and reduces forces acting on chest
- 44. The rate of transfer of energy
- 45. Has a regular pattern of particles that vibrate
- 46. The bending of light when it enters a different medium
- 48. Units for current x time
- 50. Type of energy created by fossil fuels before kinetic
- 51. Current through a conductor is directly proportional to potential difference across it (if temperature is constant)
- 53. Device that convert ac current to dc
- 55. Energy store where two charges attract or repel each other
- 57. An imaginary surface joining all peaks of a wave
- 58. -273 degrees Celcius is also known as
- 60. Is higher the more something vibrates
- 61. The angle of incidence at which the angle of refraction is 90 degrees
- 65. A rule used to check the direction of the force, the current, and the magnetic field
- 66. It uses negatively charged ink and positively charged parts of paper
- 67. Increases resistance at low light intensity
- 69. If a component breaks it keeps flowing through others in a parallel circuit
- 71. Used by doctors to see different parts of the body
- 74. Energy transfer by heating in liquids and gases, where more energetic particles diffuse
- 76. Has balanced forces acting on it so it
- 77. Equals rise over run in a velocity-time graph
- 79. Like poles are brought together
- 80. Evidence for Big Bang