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Module 3 - Waves and Thermodynamics

The document outlines a syllabus for a module on Waves and Thermodynamics, detailing properties of waves, types of mechanical waves, and their behavior including reflection, refraction, and superposition. It also covers concepts related to sound as a mechanical wave, the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy, and energy transfer methods such as conduction, convection, and radiation. Practical investigations and definitions are provided to enhance understanding of these concepts.

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Module 3 - Waves and Thermodynamics

The document outlines a syllabus for a module on Waves and Thermodynamics, detailing properties of waves, types of mechanical waves, and their behavior including reflection, refraction, and superposition. It also covers concepts related to sound as a mechanical wave, the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy, and energy transfer methods such as conduction, convection, and radiation. Practical investigations and definitions are provided to enhance understanding of these concepts.

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C4ACc0 C oC C (OC Cc Module TL: Waves and, Thermedynamics. nel WAVE PRopermies. Inguiny que What are the properties of all waves and wae motion? “SYLLABUS: Conduct 0 practical investiga’ involving. the creation of mechanica\, saves in a variehy ig situatins DEFINE: Waves: an oscillation that teansperts energy from one place fo another- Mechanical waves: require a medium te nfs thos — rely onthe interline Ue res Example: Gacthquabe; seis waves © SYLLABUS: — Conduack practical tavestigat ons to explain and onalyse the Aiferences. “telween (Aittwont dypes of wames} DEFINE: Longitudinal waves: esei\lation is in the dveclion of propagation: Trogverse waves: escillatin is pepadituler to the direction of propagation - Leng ita dina | Trans verse propa gettin, repagahin propa repay cee extn > ‘osetia, Elect magne be waves: > Aronsverse wove 7 do nok need a medim te propagate RMechonical defined —qhave Bromple: light, 4G, “Wi-Fi Bine both TT SYCLABUS: Cynshoact omchor interpret gyephs ot displacement as a Lanchin time and aS a fanc! at positon of waves. Peniod CAriiahes Wave len Digplavenat Displauenst ce Time, Distame DEFINE: Period: the fme betwen peaks of a wave, T (2) Frege fhe poster 06 “ull eycles that ass a print er sear, € (He) a] Winselegh: the Aslone between eas Fa wae, A (m) Velocity: Vie fo eae) Anpiicdle: resin, displcement oy atin wt Arter. hate t Loree C OH LC FO AC 46 OO co C + SYLARUS: Selve_peblems andl for mahe __predichins a” de FX fad [a= = WAVE REHAVtouR Inguiry question: How do waves behave? #) SYLLABUS: Esplin the behawnwe of tmues tn a variety of sihaahing, OEFINE: Reflection: A | E Refraction: the bending of waves om a chav in medium. ip ede oe eh i tf slewing clown > away Lom normal speedy up > towdeds normal BH Does net — occur Strait an — only at an angle. OifSractins the bending of waves around an obstacle. > ev point ef a wave preduces wavelefs yf wavelets, Supergasition wien waves add together in > conshuctive, ine en + peaks line wp with peaks «| Shales load Venaitee "aon larger ornplidude > deconstruchie intekrence speaks ine up with —trouahs + Leaves concel out. *) SYLLABUS: Conduct on investigation to dhistymuish —_bebween ressive and Handing aid is s Peg 6 two waves DEFINE: Soene ond | (esve wares: teargfer energy fran one glare 40 arather naan Stoading waves: occur when a wate —_pounces bach on sHself. Hedes:~peints on & stonding wave theh appar stahenay (nek oscillating. occurs as “oncoming and reflectel waves cancel. Aati-nodes: points of — marimum escillahon on a ghanding wave occurs aS enicomng onl reflected’ wees attel - (CC CL CAC AC 0 Cor C #) SYLLABUS: Conduct an, javestigation to emplore resonance yn mechanral systems DEFINE: Nahwco\ wens; the — Loqnenc: which —& Sachem —_pesanates Smipeess (where iF ely responds fo anpale) ‘SOUN| Angarea, — gjuections What evidence sages that sound is mechanical wave? * SYLLABUS: Conduct o practical pesca 40 relate the teh and Idathess | eel buded US wove —_charsderiabes, © An incceased camnpltude, results in an inveaseA —_yolune © An incceased Sreyencsy results tng higher pitch © SYLLABUS: Model the behowiour of sonh i alr aS a Longituding| Wave. + Sound is 4 mechanical 4 fongitudina | wave * SYLLABUS: Relate the displacenort of ak _rndlecules 40 _yariafians sn Pressore - + Kees, 48 beh e880: t i a Wes have largest — isplactmnt earn eli ay Vibrating! the ma * pee + Areas of Jow pressure: > porkicles have lowest Aispocwnt Lom eg willibatar *) SYLLABUS: _ Inveshigate qpantiniely, the — relahinship betwen — Aishane anh goundl, inte + Inverse squsce law! et Id Td. + SYULARUS: — nvestigahe ond made! the behawiow of tend, waves + eee f eae nde he D Ise fpo«ronic. Th — parmond ce (CCW WICC He Oe coor + SYLLARUS: Analuge pallida ord quantity the relabinships oF the wate Na fare gound bo lo beats ord She Doppler ertec! Dope! eect iy TS eek ae | eed changes wheat Gpeabing or ad + Source moves toward observer > reduced raven > incensed regency = Source mows away Can observer > tncreased uituelegth > redwceh Gegaenty oi (c=) Observer ewer et {tees te eats: grery Allenating [edness fron the superpatitin of similar P spunch wines 4 g : What peprtes can be amanstrated using the ray model oF light? Inquiry, quest SYLLABUS: Conduct a practical — iavediaton fo anal the famation of images ta mivars, Sh det bo reflection Sa rlackin Cty old) Center J <= Bed feud focal postr Shaht thragh — priddle ae let pee ny Example only "tin jaa image, Real image (Gara aaa ean Cc * SYLABIS: Examine quontitatively and quatltabely tthe practioner total internal reflection “of light ki Reactive index: = cs Total internal reflection occurs when > light enters a material of a wer retractive jnder +o age of tecidee 1s lage than the crittal a whew Tht cetlels ey bred” pd ent + SYLAR: Predict guonbatiely using SrellS law, the refactin of light. Cribical ange: (dhen 10, 7.:) n, sing = nysingO =? sin40° = sind + When sinG 790% otal thtemal reflection TTSVLLABUS: Conduct 4 prochical inuedigatin to demanshale. an explain the perymewn she dispesti of light. + The peGachie index (in) can vary depeding o> the — wavelength of — light. + Waves will bed elaptly mae cc less, “Luiy than to WSpese emi sho 45 SPT Chile! sl aint © |SYLLAQIS: Conduct an investigation te damenshate the pelatinghio between the puersé syne awd, thet of Wht ao trance eng» bce gon law |g? = 1p XK SYLLABUS: “Salve problems" practice questions baged 60 S Jot goinfst CAC" -« Cc THEI Ml Ingainy questan: How ore temperalire, thermal energy, ah parknle aman related? */SYLLAQUS: Explain the _relatinship between the tmptratare of an abject and kinetic energy, of the __pacticles, within DEFINE: Temperate: o measwe of average kine enmyy of prbtles Heats the flow of thermal enegy fram one place bo an other + Incense In tenperatire => increase in average herebe mrogy ® There fo “colky it is legs thermal enegy. «| S¥LLAggs: Explain the concept of thermal equilibria DEFWE: Thermal eqn: hase ‘thermal egy tna system has bean dishihuted Such thee iS a0 net Fluo oF heat > heat shill fous alnys \ thee the cntithy reaches the sane tenpeatne + SYLLARUS: Anal the —relationgrip —betwean the Kn tempowtwe of an object and its specific. heat ae Qe meat An inrease mm IK ig the Some 43 an therease : in heat en T foc, the scale S Hdahial sme of sebsteve> & bes / 4 ie ae pes cogil 7 Kk oc S/hg © 7 - * glans dpe s ae nae heat or °C aS question + SYLLARUS: nveshigle eneray transfer by the process. of conduction, convechin, and radiation. DEFINE: Conduction: Where objects in~contact Iranster thermal, on by traccferniny hinebic energy, Hrough vibrating porhcles. feuchiy Gre, tet" object Convector. ~» “hot ait rises” > goses & Iiguids > Increased heat = reults fn Mood bouyane y, > this movement creates 4 cyfle Fadiation: heat energy is radiateh as an electomagner® ware Sram thera vibration" oF chanyed porktles In an abjech. Fy. Leeldag heat fom fire, cat ~ toweling C Cr Cf COW 40 eC u +) SYeLABUS: Gaduct an _invesWoation to walitatively and g umbiteliely the, Ink heat hvleed charge eee 9 DEFIVE Fusion: solid > ligui Vopoisabon: Uiguta > gas Lakat heat: energy used in chaye of stale ts | [om Q= ml = mcAT) + SYLLABUS: Medel oe aantitatdeky unser & hot ghjects the. pool ta ent et ee f= fT = RAT 2 Siar. age Where: she = theonal caaductoity W/m % surface area theugh heat Flaws m*® A= thickness fF materral m KMote: QA _ ifiter am Same anit! BR SYLLABUS: eply n_yaciety of Sitaathins > pratie questo !

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