GCSE · Oxford AQA
Physics
1.1 - Contact & Non-Contact Forces1.2 - Friction1.3 - Scalar & Vector Quantities1.4 - Mass, Weight & Gravity1.5 - Hooke's Law & Spring Constant1.6 - Speed, Velocity & Displacement1.7 - Distance-Time Graphs1.8 - Resolving Vectors1.9 - Resultant Forces1.10 - Acceleration1.11 - Velocity-Time Graphs1.12 - Newton's 1st & 2nd Laws1.13 - Newton's 3rd Law1.14 - Reaction Times1.15 - Stopping Distances1.16 - Momentum - Conservation1.17 - Momentum & Force1.18 - Terminal Velocity1.19 - Centre of Mass1.20 - Moments - The Turning Effect1.21 - Moments - Seesaws
2.1 - Energy Stores & Systems2.2 - Work Done2.3 - Elastic Potential Energy2.4 - Gravitational Potential Energy2.5 - Kinetic Energy2.6 - Transfer Between KE & GPE2.7 - Power2.8 - Conservation of Energy2.9 - Energy Transfer Examples2.10 - Efficiency2.11 - Sankey Diagrams2.12 - Energy Resources Introduction2.13 - Fossil Fuels & Nuclear Energy2.14 - Biofuels2.15 - Geothermal Power2.16 - Wind & Solar2.17 - Hydroelectricity & Tidal Barrages
3.1 - Longitudinal & Transverse Waves3.2 - Diffraction3.3 - Electromagnetic Waves3.4 - Radio Waves3.5 - Microwaves & Infrared3.6 - Absorbing & Emitting Radiation3.7 - UV Light3.8 - Dangers of Electromagnetic Radiation3.9 - X-Rays & Gamma Rays3.10 - Reflection3.11 - Sound Waves & Hearing3.12 - Ultrasound3.13 - Refraction3.14 - Refractive Index & Snell's Law3.15 - Total Internal Reflection3.16 - How Lenses Work3.17 - How to Draw Ray Diagrams3.18 - The Eye & Vision3.19 - Uses of Visible Light
6.1 - Motor Effect6.2 - How the Electric Motor Works6.3 - AC & DC Current6.4 - Mains Wiring & Safety6.5 - Energy & Power Formulas6.6 - Fuses & Earthing6.7 - How Appliances Transfer Energy6.8 - The Generator Effect6.9 - Alternators6.10 - How Transformers Work6.11 - Transformer Calculation6.12 - National Grid