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PHYSICS - UNITS AND CHAPTERS

1.1..1 quantities and dimensional analysisQUANTITIES AND DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS

4.1 introduction-part 1INTRODUCTION-PART 1

4.2 introduction-part 2INTRODUCTION-PART 2

7.1 gravitational potential field, energy and intensityGRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL FIELD, ENERGY AND INTENSITY

8.1 introduction and atomic view of elasticityINTRODUCTION AND ATOMIC VIEW OF ELASTICITY

10.1 conservation laws for elementary particlesCONSERVATION LAWS FOR ELEMENTARY PARTICLES

10.2 terminologies and types of interactionsTERMINOLOGIES AND TYPES OF INTERACTIONS

10.3 quark and quark modelQUARK AND QUARK MODEL

10.4 critical densityCRITICAL DENSITY

10.5..5 three generation of quarks and big bang theoryTHREE GENERATION OF QUARKS AND BIG BANG THEORY

10.6..6 dark matter and dark energyDARK MATTER AND DARK ENERGY

14.1 heat and temperatureHEAT AND TEMPERATURE

14.2 thermal equilibrium and zeroth law of thermodynamicsTHERMAL EQUILIBRIUM AND ZEROTH LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

15.1 real and apparent expansionREAL AND APPARENT EXPANSION

15.2 determination of coefficient of linear expansion of a solid by using pullinger's apparatusDETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF LINEAR EXPANSION OF A SOLID BY USING PULLINGER'S APPARATUS

15.3 determination of coefficient of linear expansion using dulong and petit's methodDETERMINATION OF COEFFICIENT OF LINEAR EXPANSION USING DULONG AND PETIT'S METHOD

15.4 thermal expansion of solidsTHERMAL EXPANSION OF SOLIDS

15.5 differential expansionDIFFERENTIAL EXPANSION

15.6 anamoulous expansion of waterANAMOULOUS EXPANSION OF WATER

15.7 thermal expansion - numerical problemTHERMAL EXPANSION - NUMERICAL PROBLEM

17.2 determination of specific heat capacity of solid by method of mixtureDETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY OF SOLID BY METHOD OF MIXTURE

17.4 newton's law of coolingNEWTON'S LAW OF COOLING

17.5 specific heat capacity of liquid by method of coolingSPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY OF LIQUID BY METHOD OF COOLING

17.6 change of phase and latent heatCHANGE OF PHASE AND LATENT HEAT

17.7 determination of latent heat of fusion of ice by method of mixtureDETERMINATION OF LATENT HEAT OF FUSION OF ICE BY METHOD OF MIXTURE

17.8 determination of latent heat of vaporisation of waterDETERMINATION OF LATENT HEAT OF VAPORISATION OF WATER

17.9 quantity of heat energy - numerical problemsQUANTITY OF HEAT ENERGY - NUMERICAL PROBLEMS

18.1 boyle's law and charles' lawBOYLE'S LAW AND CHARLES' LAW

18.2 ideal gas equation and dalton's law of partial pressureIDEAL GAS EQUATION AND DALTON'S LAW OF PARTIAL PRESSURE

18.3 equality of volume and pressure coffiecient - kinetic theory of gasesEQUALITY OF VOLUME AND PRESSURE COFFIECIENT - KINETIC THEORY OF GASES

18.4 pressure exerted by gasPRESSURE EXERTED BY GAS

19.1 electric charges and electrostatic inductionELECTRIC CHARGES AND ELECTROSTATIC INDUCTION

20.1 conductionCONDUCTION

20.2 conductivity of a metal rod by searle's methodCONDUCTIVITY OF A METAL ROD BY SEARLE'S METHOD

20.3 black body radiationBLACK BODY RADIATION

20.4 stefan's law of black body radiation STEFAN'S LAW OF BLACK BODY RADIATION 

20.5 transfer of heat - numerical problemsTRANSFER OF HEAT - NUMERICAL PROBLEMS

22.1 capacitors and capacitanceCAPACITORS AND CAPACITANCE

22.2 parallel plate capacitor and dielectric constantPARALLEL PLATE CAPACITOR AND DIELECTRIC CONSTANT

22.3 series and parallel combination of capacitorSERIES AND PARALLEL COMBINATION OF CAPACITOR

22.4 series and parallel combination of resistanceSERIES AND PARALLEL COMBINATION OF RESISTANCE

23.1 ohm's law, ohmic and non-ohmic conductorsOHM'S LAW, OHMIC AND NON-OHMIC CONDUCTORS

23.2 electric current and some terminologiesELECTRIC CURRENT AND SOME TERMINOLOGIES

23.3 emf, terminal potential difference, internal resistanceEMF, TERMINAL POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE, INTERNAL RESISTANCE

23.4 numerical problemsNUMERICAL PROBLEMS

23.5 variation of resistance with temperatureVARIATION OF RESISTANCE WITH TEMPERATURE

23.6..1 drift velocityDRIFT VELOCITY

24.1 rutherford's alpha particle scattering experimentRUTHERFORD'S ALPHA PARTICLE SCATTERING EXPERIMENT

24.2 nucleus and its propertiesNUCLEUS AND ITS PROPERTIES

24.3 einstein's mass energy equivalenceEINSTEIN'S MASS ENERGY EQUIVALENCE

24.4 mass defect and binding energyMASS DEFECT AND BINDING ENERGY

24.5 nuclear reaction - nuclear fusion and nuclear fission reactionNUCLEAR REACTION - NUCLEAR FUSION AND NUCLEAR FISSION REACTION

25.1 types of solids and energy bandsTYPES OF SOLIDS AND ENERGY BANDS

25.2..2 intrinsic and extrinsic semi-conductorINTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC SEMI-CONDUCTOR

26.11 spherical mirrorSPHERICAL MIRROR

26.12 relationship between focal length and radius of curvatureRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOCAL LENGTH AND RADIUS OF CURVATURE

26.13 rules for constructing ray diagramsRULES FOR CONSTRUCTING RAY DIAGRAMS

26.14 concave mirror with virtual imageCONCAVE MIRROR WITH VIRTUAL IMAGE

26.15 mirror formula for convex mirrorMIRROR FORMULA FOR CONVEX MIRROR

26.16 magnificationMAGNIFICATION

26.17 position, nature of size of image fromed by concave mirrorPOSITION, NATURE OF SIZE OF IMAGE FROMED BY CONCAVE MIRROR

27.1 refraction of lightREFRACTION OF LIGHT

27.2 real and apparent depthREAL AND APPARENT DEPTH

27.3 refraction through several parallel mediaREFRACTION THROUGH SEVERAL PARALLEL MEDIA

28.1 prismPRISM

28.2 minimum deviationMINIMUM DEVIATION

28.3 lens formula for virtual image by convex lensLENS FORMULA FOR VIRTUAL IMAGE BY CONVEX LENS

28.4 numerical problemsNUMERICAL PROBLEMS

29.1 lens maker's formulaLENS MAKER'S FORMULA

29.2 lenses - numerical problemsLENSES - NUMERICAL PROBLEMS

30.1 dispersion and its causesDISPERSION AND ITS CAUSES

30.2 pure and impure spectrumPURE AND IMPURE SPECTRUM

30.5 chromatic aberrationCHROMATIC ABERRATION

30.6 achromatismACHROMATISM

30.30 dispersion of light -numerical problemsDISPERSION OF LIGHT -NUMERICAL PROBLEMS

31.2 human eyeHUMAN EYE

31.3 simple microscopeSIMPLE MICROSCOPE

31.4 optical instruments - numerical problemsOPTICAL INSTRUMENTS - NUMERICAL PROBLEMS

31.4 terrestrial telescopeTERRESTRIAL TELESCOPE

31.5 optical instruments - compound microscopesOPTICAL INSTRUMENTS - COMPOUND MICROSCOPES

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