i hope it is fluorescent lamps, so much easier than the others! I dont think it will be on electron diffraction, I swear I read somewhere in the specification we dont have to know the details of that?
There was a lot on classification of particles on the June 2013 paper so assuming there won't be a great deal of that on this paper? Although there is always a little at the beginning
i hope it is fluorescent lamps, so much easier than the others! I dont think it will be on electron diffraction, I swear I read somewhere in the specification we dont have to know the details of that?
In the specification it says 'Candidates should know that electron diffraction suggests the wave nature of particles and the photoelectric effect suggest the particle nature of electromagnetic waves; details of particular methods of particle diffraction are not expected'
theres already been a six marker on oscilliscopes I think, have a look at the past papers If they've already done it they are unlikely to ask on this topic again though :/
Quantum Phenomena is unbelievably easy. I have a feeling the 6 marker will be on circuits. Something where it asks us to draw an appropriate circuit and show how the experiment could be done.
Quantum Phenomena is unbelievably easy. I have a feeling the 6 marker will be on circuits. Something where it asks us to draw an appropriate circuit and show how the experiment could be done.
maybe a potential divider or a sensor circuit then? Theres a whole section on sensor circuits in the textbook