'Wave model' presentation slideshows

Quantum Physics and Nuclear Physics

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Quantum Physics and Nuclear Physics

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Radiation

Radiation. Information from the Cosmos. Radiation,Waves, & Information. Most of the information around us gets to us in waves. Sound energy that travels to our ears is in one form of wave. . Light is energy that comes to our eyes if the form of another type of wave.

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Chapter 7: Quantum Theory and Atomic Structure

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New Experimental Results from the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider - The Perfect Fluid

New Experimental Results from the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider - The Perfect Fluid. Gary D. Westfall Michigan State University. Fermilab Colloquium July 19, 2006. RHIC Collisions.

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The fall of Classical Physics

The fall of Classical Physics. Classical physics: Fundamental Models. Particle Model (particles, bodies) Motion in 3 dimension; for each time t, position and speed are known (they are well-defined numbers, regardless we know them). Mass is known. Systems and rigid objects

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Physics 1025F Vibrations & Waves

Physics 1025F Vibrations & Waves. OSCILLATIONS. Dr. Steve Peterson Steve.peterson@uct.ac.za. Chapter 11: Vibrations and Waves. Periodic motion occurs when an object vibrates or oscillates back and forth over the same path. Periodic Motion.

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Chapter 5 Electrons in Atoms

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Interference and Diffraction

Interference and Diffraction. Wave Optics. The wave nature of light is needed to explain various phenomena Interference Diffraction The particle nature of light was the basis for ray (geometric) optics Light waves interfere with each other much like mechanical waves do

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Hadronic Resonances in Heavy-Ion Collisions at ALICE

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VCE Physics Unit 1

VCE Physics Unit 1. Unit 1: Areas of Study. Wave-like Properties of Light (10 weeks) Nuclear and Radioactivity Physics ( 2 weeks) Energy from the Nucleus (3 weeks). Wave-like Properties of Light. Wave-like Properties of Light. Key Knowledge and Skills What can Light do?

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Ch.13 World Wave Climate Ch.14 Forecasting the Waves

Ch.13 World Wave Climate Ch.14 Forecasting the Waves . Science of Forecasting Waves GNM 1136 Mr. Werner. Questions to Consider. What do you want to know about your destination before you travel there? Surf Consistency Temperatures (land and water) Wind Patterns

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LIGHT

LIGHT. Duane M. Paloma III-Galileo. LIGHT - is so common that we often take it for granted. Without light, we would have no food to eat or air to breathe. - gives us various types of fuels we use today. Dead plants were changed into coals, natural gas, and oil.

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Observing the Ionospheric Signature of Ocean Tsunamis Using GPS Total Electron Content

Observing the Ionospheric Signature of Ocean Tsunamis Using GPS Total Electron Content. D. A. Galvan 1 ; A. Komjathy 1 ; M. P. Hickey 2 ; A . Mannucci 1 1 Ionospheric and Atmospheric Remote Sensing Group, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

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Chapter 14

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Matter & The Atom

Matter & The Atom. Matter. The term matter describes all of the physical substances around us Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space The Universe is made up of matter and energy.

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Chapter 20 Traveling Waves

Chapter 20 Traveling Waves. The wave model One-dimensional waves Sinusoidal Waves 5. Sound and Light 6. Power and Intensity 7. Doppler Effect. Stop to think 20.1 page 605 Stop to think 20.2 page 607 Stop to think 20.3 page 610 Stop to think 20.4 page 616 Stop to think 20.7 page 626.

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Physics Chapter 1 Notes

Physics Chapter 1 Notes. Science . Knowledge that is acquired and tested using a systematic procedure (Scientific Method) Sharing information Predicting Using observation to make predictions. Observation Information that is known because it has been seen or experienced directly.

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Lesson Objectives Explore the electromagnetic spectrum (6B)

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Overall Concept

Multiple-Concept Comparison Table, p. 1. 2. 3. 3. 3. 1. 3. 1. 3. 1. 1. 1. Overall Concept. Concept. Concept. Concept. Concept. Concept. Characteristics. Characteristics. Characteristics. Characteristics. Characteristics. Steps 1-3 of the Concept Comparison Routine.

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