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Physics

What is Physics? Physics, major science, dealing with the fundamental constituents of the universe, the forces they exert on one another, and the results produced by these forces. What are the fields of physics?

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Alphabetical listing of physics topics What is an alphabetical listing of physics topics?

Physics for high school students What should high school students know about physics?

Physics for engineers What should an engineer know about physics?

* Acoustics - the study of sound & sound waves * Astronomy - the study of space * Astrophysics - the study of the physical properties of objects in space * Atomic Physics - the study of atoms, specifically the electron properties of the atom * Astrodynamics * Biophysics - the study of physics in living systems * Chaos - the study of systems with strong sensitivity to initial conditions, so a slight change at the beginning quickly become major changes in the system * Chemical Physics - the study of physics in chemical systems * Computational Physics - the application of numerical methods to solve physical problems for which a quantitative theory already exists * Cosmology - the study of the universe as a whole, including its origins and evolution * Cryophysics / Cryogenics / Low Temperature Physics - the study of physical properties in low temperature situations, far below the freezing point of water * Crystallography - the study of crystals and crystalline structures * Classical mechanics * Condensed matter physics * Dynamics * Electromagnetism - the study of electrical and magnetic fields, which are two aspects of the same phenomenon * Electronics - the study of the flow of electrons, generally in a circuit * Fluid Dynamics / Fluid Mechanics - the study of the physical properties of "fluids," specifically defined in this case to be liquids and gases * Geophysics - the study of the physical properties of the Earth * High Energy Physics - the study of physics in extremely high energy systems, generally within particle physics * High Pressure Physics - the study of physics in extremely high pressure systems, generally related to fluid dynamics * High Energy Physics * Laser Physics - the study of the physical properties of lasers * Materials physics * Mathematical Physics - applying mathematically rigorous methods to solving problems within physics * Mechanics - the study of the motion of bodies in a frame of reference * Meteorology / Weather Physics - the physics of the weather * Molecular Physics - the study of physical properties of molecules * Nanotechnology - the science of building circuits and machines from single molecules and atoms * Nuclear Physics - the study of the physical properties of the atomic nucleus * Optics / Light Physics - the study of the physical properties of light * Polymer physics * Particle Physics - the study of fundamental particles and the forces of their interaction * Plasma Physics - the study of matter in the plasma phase * Quantum Electrodynamics - the study of how electrons and photons interact at the quantum mechanical level * Quantum Mechanics / Quantum Physics - the study of science where the smallest discrete values, or quanta, of matter and energy become relevant * Quantum Optics - the application of quantum physics to light * Quantum Field Theory - the application of quantum physics to fields, including the fundamental forces of the universe * Quantum Gravity - the application of quantum physics to gravity and unification of gravity with the other fundamental particle interactions * Quantum mechanics * Relativity - the study of systems displaying the properties of Einstein's theory of relativity, which generally involves moving at speeds very close to the speed of light * Solid State physics * Statistical Mechanics - the study of large systems by statistically expanding the knowledge of smaller systems * String Theory / Superstring Theory - the study of the theory that all fundamental particles are vibrations of one-dimensional strings of energy, in a higher-dimensional universe * Thermodynamics - the physics of heat Questions Electricity Questions Electromagnetism Questions Electrostatic Charge Questions Energy Transfer Questions Forces and Motion Questions Forces and Motion Questions Questions - Mains Electricity Radioactivity Questions The Earth and Beyond Questions Waves Questions Electromagnetic Waves and Plate Tectonics Waves Questions Waves - Sound - Light - Water All Equations

Quiz Electricity Electricity - Current - Voltage - Power - Quiz Resistance - Diode - LDR - Thermistor - Quiz Electrostatic Charge Electrostatic Charge - Quiz Magnets and Electromagnetism Magnets - Quiz Electromagnetism - Circuit Breaker - Motor - Quiz Electricity - Generator - Transformer - Quiz Energy Resources - Power Stations - Quiz Forces and Motion Speed - Velocity - Acceleration - Quiz Force - Mass - Weight - Gravity - Quiz Motion - Friction - Stopping Distance - Quiz Waves Waves - Longitudinal - Transverse - Quiz Sound - Quiz Light - Quiz Electromagnetic waves - Quiz Plate Tectonics - Earthquakes - Quiz The Earth and Beyond The Moon - Satellites - Comets - Quiz Stars - Galaxies - Quiz The Universe - Big Bang - Red-Shift - Quiz Energy Transfer Heat - Conduction - Convection - Radiation - Quiz Heat - Insulation - Efficiency - Quiz Energy - Potential - Kinetic - Power - Quiz Radioactivity Radioactivity - Alpha - Beta - Gamma - Quiz Radioactivity - Nucleus - Isotope - Quiz Radioactivity - Detection - Half-Life - Carbon Dating - Quiz Radioactivity - Thickness Control - Tracer - Cancer - Safety - Quiz Rutherford - Fission - Nuclear Power - Quiz

Below is a full list of all the physics quizzes in alphabetical order. Physics 2011 Revision Quizzes

Mechanics Measurement Motion in One Dimension Motion in Two Dimensions Relative Motion Newton's First Law Newton's Second Law Newton's Third Law Statics of Rigid Bodies Applications of Newton's Laws Gravity Work and Energy Linear Momentum and Collisions Rotational Dynamics ) Properties of Matter

Fluid Mechanics Surface Tension Statics of Fluids Dynamics of Fluids

Oscillations and Waves Oscillations Wave Motion Acoustics Instruments

Thermodynamics Thermal Properties of Matter Heat and the First Law Change of State Kinetic Theory Gas Law Entropy and the Second Law

Electricity and Magnetism Electrostatics Electric Fields and Potential Capacitance Resistance Electromotive Force and Current DC Circuits Magnetic Materials Magnetic Fields and Forces Inductance Electromagnetic Induction AC Circuits Semiconductors and Tubes Electromagnetic Radiation

Optics Geometrical Optics Photometry Diffraction Interference Color Polarization The Eye Modern Optics

Modern Physics Quantum Effects Atomic Physics Nuclear Physics Elementary Particles Relativity

Astronomy and Astrophysics Planetary Astronomy Stellar Astronomy Cosmology

Lasers

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Electricity

Electrostatic Charge

Magnets and Electromagnetism

Forces and Motion

Waves

The Earth and Beyond

Energy Transfer

Radioactivity

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Revision Quizzes

Why study this subject? How do sea navigators measure their ships speed? What are the fields of physics? The list will be updated with new additions and definitions as appropriate.

Below is a full list of all the physics quizzes in alphabetical order.

Aerospace Engineering How do engineers determine the weight of an airplane which they are designing?

Automotive

Programs

Hypersonic Aerodynamics Index

Sound

Light and Matter What is the colour spectrum? What happens when light strikes the surface of a material? How is light absorbed? How is light scattered? Why are some substances coloured? Colour Vision What is colour? How does the eye work? What are scotopic and photopic vision? What is chromatic aberration? What is trichromacy? What is the opponent theory of colour vision? What are brightness, hue, and colourfulness? CIE Colour Specification What is additive colour matching? What are the additive primaries? What does CIE stand for? What is the CIE 1931 system? What is the CIE standard observer? What are the tristimulus values? Why are the CIE primaries often called imaginary primaries? How can tristimulus values be calculated? What colour measurement devices are available? How does a reflectance spectrophotometer work? What is the optical geometry of a spectrophotometer? How does a colorimeter work? What is the specular component of reflectance? What is the difference between a light source and an illuminant? What is D65? What is TL84? What is CIE 1931 colour space? Why is the 1931 standard observer called a 2 degree observer? What is the 10 degree observer? What are chromaticity coordinates? What is the CIE L* a* b* colour space? Should I use L* a* b* or L* C* H* specification? Colour Difference Evaluation What are CIELAB colour differences? How good are CIELAB colour differences? How do I get descriptive colour differences? What does Delta E stand for? Which colour difference equation should I use? What is the CMC equation? What is the BFD equation? What is the CIE 94 equation? What are the M&S equations? How do I set the pass/fail value? Miscellaneous Topics What is colour constancy? What is metamerism? How do I measure whiteness? How do I measure yellowness? What can I do if my sample is not uniform? What is device-independent colour space?