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coulomb
unit of electric charge — named after charles coulomb
friction
transfer of charge by rubbing
ampere
flow of 1 coulomb per second
ohm
volt/ampere
series circuit
the same current passes through all the resistances
electric motor
a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical work
generator
a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
macrocosm
the description and explanation of large scale phenomena — classical physics
microcosm
modern physics — the subatomic world
daltons billiard ball model
matter is discrete and must exist as particles
thomson plum pudding model
discovered the electron by producing rays using several gas types in cathode ray tubes
rutherfords model
envisioned the atom as having a dense center of positive charge (nucleus) around which electrons orbited
ultraviolet catastrophe
classical wave theory could not explain why i is not exponential to f
planck
introduced the idea of a quantum — an oscillating electron can only have discrete amounts of energy
laser
light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
heisenbergs uncertainty principle
it is impossible to know a particles exact position and velocity simultaneously
de broglie
matter has properties of both waves and particles
wavelength of visible light
400-700nm
alpha decay
disintegration of a nucleus into nucleus of another element with the emission of an alpha particle
beta decay
a neutron is transformed into a proton
gamma decay
occurs when a nucleus emits a gamma ray and becomes a less energetic form