GCSE: Physics

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Draw stress and strain graphs for the metal copper and the alloy constantan. Calculate the figures of young's modulus for copper and constantan. Discuss the physics involved.

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- Submitted: 05/10/2004
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 13/08/2013
Investigation into Energy Released From Burning Various Alcohols.

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- Submitted: 22/03/2004
- Marked by teacher: Stevie Fleming 15/10/2013
Investigate young's modulus behind Constantan and Copper.

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- Word count: 3952
- Submitted: 12/12/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 05/09/2013

The factors affecting the resistance of a metalic conductor.

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- Submitted: 17/11/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 13/08/2013
To investigate the factors that affect the stopping distance of a catapulted margarine tub. In this experiment, I will be concentrating on the effect that varying the mass of the catapulted tub has on its stopping distance (sd.).

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- Word count: 3693
- Submitted: 23/10/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 22/05/2013
To investigate how the resistance, R, of a length of wire, l, changes with diameter, D and determine the resistivity of the material the wire used.

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- Word count: 4719
- Submitted: 08/09/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 05/09/2013
Investigation:To find the refractive index of cooking oil.

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- Word count: 3078
- Submitted: 15/08/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 05/07/2013
My project this year is based on the solar system. In my project I will discuss the theory behind the start of the solar system. I will also describe the sun and planets moving round it.

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- Word count: 4431
- Submitted: 12/08/2003
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 13/08/2013
Investigating how the length of wire affects its resistance

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- Submitted: 10/11/2010
- Marked by teacher: Pete Golton 06/06/2013
Resistance Aim: my main aim is to investigate the factors that affect the resistance in a conductor, in which here I am using a nichrome wire.

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- Word count: 7786
- Submitted: 29/02/2008
- Marked by teacher: Luke Smithen 05/09/2013

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GCSE: Physics

Draw stress and strain graphs for the metal copper and the alloy constantan. Calculate the figures of young's modulus for copper and constantan. Discuss the physics involved.

Investigation into Energy Released From Burning Various Alcohols.

Investigate young's modulus behind Constantan and Copper.

The factors affecting the resistance of a metalic conductor.

To investigate the factors that affect the stopping distance of a catapulted margarine tub. In this experiment, I will be concentrating on the effect that varying the mass of the catapulted tub has on its stopping distance (sd.).

To investigate how the resistance, R, of a length of wire, l, changes with diameter, D and determine the resistivity of the material the wire used.

Investigation:To find the refractive index of cooking oil.

My project this year is based on the solar system. In my project I will discuss the theory behind the start of the solar system. I will also describe the sun and planets moving round it.

Investigating how the length of wire affects its resistance

Resistance Aim: my main aim is to investigate the factors that affect the resistance in a conductor, in which here I am using a nichrome wire.

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