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Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 64 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Unit 1. General physics Paper 215
- 1.11.1 Length and time – Paper 2
- 1.21.2 Motion – Paper 2
- 1.31.3 Mass and weight – Paper 2
- 1.41.4 Density – Paper 2
- 1.51.5.1 Effects of forces – Paper 2
- 1.61.5.2 Turning effect – Paper 2
- 1.71.5.3 Conditions for equilibrium – Paper 2
- 1.81.5.4 Centre of mass – Paper 2
- 1.91.5.5 Scalars and vectors – Paper 2
- 1.101.6 Momentum Paper 2
- 1.111.7.1 Energy – Paper 2
- 1.121.7.2 Energy resources – Paper 2
- 1.131.7.3 Work – Paper 2
- 1.141.7.4 Power – Paper 2
- 1.151.8 Pressure – Paper 2
- Unit 2. Thermal physics12
- 2.12.1.1 States of matter – Paper 2
- 2.22.1.2 Molecular model – Paper 2
- 2.32.1.3 Evaporation – Paper 2
- 2.42.1.4 Pressure changes – Paper 2
- 2.52.2.1 Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases – Paper 2
- 2.62.2.2 Measurement of temperature – Paper 2
- 2.72.2.3 Thermal capacity (heat capacity) – Paper 2
- 2.82.2.4 Melting and boiling – Paper 2
- 2.92.3.1 Conduction – Paper 2
- 2.102.3.2 Convection – Paper 2
- 2.112.3.3 Radiation – Paper 2
- 2.122.3.4 Consequences of energy transfer – Paper 2
- Unit 3. Properties of waves, including light and sound7
- Unit 4. Electricity and magnetism18
- 4.14.1 Simple phenomena of magnetism Paper 2
- 4.24.2.1 Electric charge Paper 2
- 4.34.2.2 Current Paper 2
- 4.44.2.3 Electromotive force- Paper 2
- 4.54.2.4 Potential difference- Paper 2
- 4.64.2.5 Resistance Paper 2
- 4.74.2.6 Electrical working
- 4.84.3.1 Circuit diagrams Paper 2
- 4.94.3.2 Series and parallel circuits Paper 2
- 4.104.3.3 Action and use of circuit components Paper 2
- 4.114.4 Digital electronics Paper 2
- 4.124.5 Dangers of electricity Paper 2
- 4.134.6.1 Electromagnetic induction – Paper 2
- 4.144.6.2 a.c. generator
- 4.154.6.3 Transformer Paper 2
- 4.164.6.4 The magnetic effect of a current Paper 2
- 4.174.6.5 Force on a current-carrying conductor Paper 2
- 4.184.6.6 d.c. motor- Paper 2
- Unit 5. Atomic physics7
- Unit 6. Space physics5
