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Edexcel GCSE 1PH0 Physics

7 lessons out now for this course, 152 planned. Teachers: see the spec coverage.

Units and describing motionPH017 of 7 out
Motion graphs and accelerationPH020 of 4 out
  • PH02-01Distance-time graphs
  • PH02-03Acceleration and velocity-time graphs
  • PH02-04Distance from the area under a velocity-time graph
  • PH02-05The uniform acceleration equation: v^2 - u^2 = 2as
Forces and their effectsPH030 of 9 out
  • PH03-01Contact and non-contact forces
  • PH03-02Weight, mass and gravitational field strength
  • PH03-03Resultant forces
  • PH03-04Free body diagrams (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH03-05Resolving forces with a scale vector diagram (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH03-06Elastic and inelastic deformation
  • PH03-07Hooke's law and the spring constant
  • PH03-08Moments and the principle of moments (triple)
  • PH03-09Levers and gears (triple)
Newton's laws and motionPH040 of 5 out
  • PH04-01Newton's First Law
  • PH04-02Newton's Second Law: F = ma
  • PH04-03Inertia and inertial mass (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH04-04Newton's Third Law
  • PH04-06Circular motion: constant speed, changing velocity (Higher) Higher_Only tier
Energy stores, work and powerPH050 of 7 out
  • PH05-01Energy stores and the three ways a system's energy changes
  • PH05-02Energy transfer diagrams and the common scale
  • PH05-03Work done and energy transfer
  • PH05-04Power as the rate of energy transfer
  • PH05-05Kinetic energy
  • PH05-06Gravitational potential energy
  • PH05-07Elastic potential energy
Energy efficiency and resourcesPH060 of 6 out
  • PH06-01Conservation of energy and dissipation
  • PH06-02Reducing unwanted energy transfers
  • PH06-03Efficiency
  • PH06-04Increasing efficiency (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH06-05Energy resources and how we use them
  • PH06-06Reliability, environmental impact and the move away from fossil fuels
Stopping distances and momentumPH070 of 8 out
  • PH07-01Reaction time and thinking distance
  • PH07-02Stopping distance
  • PH07-03Braking, energy and large decelerations
  • PH07-04Estimating the forces in a road-vehicle deceleration (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH07-05Momentum and p = mv (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH07-06Conservation of momentum (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH07-07Force as the rate of change of momentum, and impact forces
  • PH07-08Estimating how stopping distance grows with speed (triple)
Particles and matterPH080 of 10 out
  • PH08-01The particle model and the states of matter
  • PH08-02Density
  • PH08-03Changes of state and conservation of mass
  • PH08-04Internal energy and what heating does to a system
  • PH08-05Specific heat capacity
  • PH08-06Specific latent heat of fusion and of vaporisation
  • PH08-07Gas particles, temperature and pressure
  • PH08-08Absolute zero and the kelvin scale
  • PH08-09Gases under pressure: pV = constant (triple)
  • PH08-10Doing work on a gas raises its temperature (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
Pressure in fluidsPH090 of 4 out
  • PH09-01Pressure in a fluid: p = F/A (triple)
  • PH09-02Atmospheric pressure (triple)
  • PH09-03Pressure, depth and density: p = h rho g (triple)
  • PH09-04Upthrust, floating and sinking (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
Electric circuitsPH100 of 9 out
  • PH10-01Circuit diagrams and standard symbols
  • PH10-02Charge, current and Q = It
  • PH10-03Potential difference and E = QV
  • PH10-04Voltmeters and ammeters in a circuit
  • PH10-05Resistance and V = IR
  • PH10-06I-V characteristics: ohmic conductor, filament lamp and diode
  • PH10-07Thermistors and light-dependent resistors
  • PH10-08Series circuits
  • PH10-09Parallel circuits
Electricity in the home and the National GridPH110 of 9 out
  • PH11-01Electrical power: P = VI and P = I^2 R
  • PH11-02Energy transferred by an appliance: E = Pt and E = IVt
  • PH11-03Domestic appliances and power ratings
  • PH11-04The heating effect of a current
  • PH11-05Reducing unwanted transfer with low-resistance wires (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH11-06Direct and alternating potential difference and the mains supply
  • PH11-07Mains wiring: live, neutral and earth
  • PH11-08Electrical safety: fuses, circuit breakers and earthing
  • PH11-09The National Grid
Static electricityPH120 of 3 out
  • PH12-01Static charge: charging by friction, attraction and repulsion
  • PH12-02Sparking, earthing, and the uses and dangers of static
  • PH12-03Electric fields (triple)
Magnetism and the motor effectPH130 of 6 out
  • PH13-01Magnetic poles, permanent and induced magnets
  • PH13-02Magnetic fields, plotting compasses and the Earth's field
  • PH13-03The magnetic effect of a current, solenoids and electromagnets
  • PH13-04The motor effect and Fleming's left-hand rule (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH13-05F = BIl (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH13-06Electric motors (Higher) Higher_Only tier
Electromagnetic induction and transformersPH140 of 5 out
  • PH14-01Electromagnetic induction and the generator effect (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH14-02Transformers and the turns-ratio equation (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH14-03The transformer power equation and high-voltage transmission
  • PH14-04Alternators and dynamos (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH14-05Microphones and loudspeakers (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
Waves and how they behavePH150 of 5 out
  • PH15-01What a wave does: energy without matter
  • PH15-02Transverse and longitudinal waves
  • PH15-03Amplitude, wavelength, frequency and period
  • PH15-04The wave equation
  • PH15-05Measuring the speed of a wave
Sound and seismic wavesPH160 of 4 out
  • PH16-01Sound crossing from one medium to another (triple)
  • PH16-02Sound, the ear and the limits of human hearing (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH16-03Ultrasound, infrasound and echo sounding (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH16-04Seismic waves and the Earth's structure (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
The electromagnetic spectrumPH170 of 6 out
  • PH17-01The electromagnetic spectrum
  • PH17-02Uses of each part of the electromagnetic spectrum
  • PH17-03The hazards of electromagnetic radiation
  • PH17-04Radio waves and electrical oscillations (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH17-05Infrared emission and absorption, and black-body radiation (triple)
  • PH17-06Radiation balance and the temperature of the Earth (triple, Higher) Higher_Only tier
Light and refractionPH180 of 6 out
  • PH18-01Refraction at a boundary
  • PH18-02How different substances treat different wavelengths (Higher) Higher_Only tier
  • PH18-03Reflection, transmission and absorption at a boundary (triple)
  • PH18-04Total internal reflection and the critical angle (triple)
  • PH18-05Lenses and ray diagrams (triple)
  • PH18-06Colour, filters, and specular versus diffuse reflection (triple)
Atomic structurePH190 of 6 out
  • PH19-01The structure and size of an atom
  • PH19-02Protons, neutrons and electrons
  • PH19-03Atomic number, mass number and isotopes
  • PH19-04Electron energy levels and ions
  • PH19-05Radiation from atoms and nuclei
  • PH19-06How the model of the atom changed
Radioactive decayPH200 of 6 out
  • PH20-01Radioactive decay is random: activity and count-rate
  • PH20-02Alpha, beta, gamma and neutron radiation compared
  • PH20-03Detecting radioactivity
  • PH20-04Nuclear equations for alpha and beta decay
  • PH20-05Half-life
  • PH20-06Net decline after a number of half-lives
Radiation, risk and nuclear powerPH210 of 8 out
  • PH21-01Background radiation
  • PH21-02Contamination and irradiation
  • PH21-03The dangers of ionising radiation and the precautions taken
  • PH21-04Why the hazard of a source depends on its half-life (triple)
  • PH21-05Uses of radioactivity in medicine and industry (triple)
  • PH21-06Nuclear fission and the chain reaction (triple)
  • PH21-07Nuclear fusion (triple)
  • PH21-08Nuclear power: the arguments for and against (triple)
The Solar System and orbitsPH220 of 5 out
  • PH22-01The Solar System and the Milky Way (triple)
  • PH22-02How ideas about the Solar System changed (triple)
  • PH22-03Weight and gravitational field strength on other bodies (triple)
  • PH22-04Orbits of moons, planets and satellites (triple)
  • PH22-05Circular orbits: gravity changes velocity, not speed (triple)
Stars and the UniversePH230 of 5 out
  • PH23-01How a star forms and why it is stable (triple)
  • PH23-02The life cycle of a star (triple)
  • PH23-03Red-shift and the expanding Universe (triple)
  • PH23-04The Big Bang, the Steady State theory and the cosmic microwave background (triple)
  • PH23-05Observing the Universe (triple)
Required practicalsPH240 of 9 out
  • PH24-01Practical: specific heat capacity
  • PH24-02Practical: density of solids and liquids
  • PH24-04Practical: force and extension of a spring
  • PH24-05Practical: acceleration, force and mass
  • PH24-06Practical: resistance of a wire and of components
  • PH24-07Practical: I-V characteristics
  • PH24-08Practical: waves in a ripple tank and in a solid
  • PH24-09Practical: reflection and refraction of light
  • PH24-10Practical: infrared emission and absorption