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Chapter#11 Heat

Topics:-
11.1: Introduction to Heat
11.2: Temperature and its Units
11.3: Modes Of Heat Transfer
11.4: Temperature Scale
11.5: Problems of Temperature scale
11.6: Thermal And Linear Expansion
11.7: Thermal Expansion And Volumetric Expansion  
11.8: Thermal Expansion Numericals
11.9: Application Of Thermal Expansion
11.10: General Gas Laws Boyle’s Law
11.11: General Gas Charle’s Law
11.12: General Gas Equation

Chapter#12 Electrostatics

12.1: Coulomb’s Law and Electric Intensity
12.2: Electric Lines of Forces
12.3: Electric Flux & Electric Flux Through Sphere
12.4: Statement and Proof of Gauss’ Law
12.5: Electric Intensity due to a Charged Sphere
12.6: Electric Intensity Due to an Infinite Sheet of Charge
12.7: Relation between Electric Intensity and Potential Difference
12.8: Derivation of Electric Potential
12.9: Parallel Plate Capacitor
12.10: Combination of Capacitors
12.11: Coulomb’s Law l Solved Numerical-1Coulomb’s Law | Solved Numericals-2
12.12: Electric Field & Potential
12.13: Electric Potential
12.14: Capacitors-1 
12.15: Capacitors-2

Chapter#13 Current Electricity

13.1: Electric Current & Ohm’s Law
13.2: Resistivity and Temperature Co efficient of Resistance
13.3: Combinations of Resistors
13.4: Power Dissipation in Resistors
13.5: E.M.F and Internal Resistance
13.6: Electric Current & Resistivity
13.7: Power Dissipation (Part 1)Power Dissipation (Part 2)
13.8: Combination of Resistances (Part 1)Combination of Resistances (Part 2)
13.9: Internal Resistance and EMF
13.10: Temperature Co efficient of Resistance
13.11: Current Electricity

Chapter#14 Magnetism and Electro Magnetism

 

14.1: Magnetic Field Due to Current
Introduction to Electromagnetism
Magnetism and Electromagnetism
Magnetic Field Due to Current in a Long Straight Wire

14.2: Force on a Current Carrying Conductor in a Uniform Magnetic Field
Problem2-Force on a Current Carrying Conductor Place in a Magnetic Fi
Force on a Current Carrying Conductor in a Uniform B Field
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14.3: Torque on a Current Carrying Rectangular Loop Placed in a Magnetic Field
Turning Effects on a Current Carrying Coil in a Magnetic Field
Torque on a Current Carrying Coil in a Magnetic Field
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14.4: Magnetic Flux and Flux Density
Flemings Left Hand Rule
Magnetic Flux and Flux Density
14.6: Amperes Law
14.10: Alternating Current Generator ( Dynamo )
AC Generator
Alternating Current Generator
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Problem-Alternating Current Generator14.12: Electric Motor
Problem3-Back EMF Effect in Motors
Electric Motor14.13: Transformer
Problem2-Transformer
Transformer-1
Transformer-2
High Voltage Transmission
Sources of Power Loss in Transformer

Chapter 15: Electrical Measuring Instruments

15.2: The Moving Coil Galvanometer
Ammeter
Galvanometer

Chapter 16: Electromagnetic Waves and Electronics

16.1: Production of Electromagnetic Waves ( Radio Waves )

Choke

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16.2: Information Carried by Electromagnetic Waves and Their Reception

Principle of Generation of e.m Waves

Principle of Transmission and Reception of em Waves

Transmission and Reception of Information

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Radiation From Antenna

Modulation

Percentage of Modulation

Choke

16.3: The Band Theory of Solids

Energy Band Theory

Insulators and Conductors

16.4: Semi Conductors

Semiconductors

16.5: Atomic Binding in Semi Conductors
16.6: Preparation of Semi Conductors
16.7: Crystallography
16.8: Crystal Lattice and Unit Cell
16.9: The p-n Junction or Semi Conductor Diode
16.11: Semi Conductor Diode ( Crystal Diode ) Rectifiers
16.12: Photodiodes
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Photo Diode

Chapter 17 Advent of Modern Physics

17.1: Frames of Reference
17.2: Inertial Reference Frame
Inertial Reference Frame
17.4: The Principle of Relativity
Relative Motion

2-More on Compton Effect

17.14: Pair Production and Annhilation of Matter
Problem-Compton Effect
Pair Production-1
Pair Production-2
Problem-Pair Production

17.15: The Wave Nature of Particles and De – Broglie Hypothesis
Annihilation of Matter
Wave Nature of Particles17.16: The Davisson and Germer Experiment

Chapter 18 The Atomic Spectra

18.1: The Spectrum of Hydrogen Atom
Hazards of Radiations and Safety Measures
Atomic Spectra
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Atomic Spectrum of Hydrogen

18.2: Bohrs Model of The Hydrogen Atom
Optical Spectrum
Bohr’s Model of the Hydrogen Atom
Problem-Bohr’s Model of the Hydrogen Atom
De-Broglie’s Interpretation of Bohr’s Orbits
Quantized Radii
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Problem-Quantized Radii
Quantized Energies
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Problem-Quantized Energies
Hydrogen Emission Spectrum
Energy Level Diagram
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18.3: Excitation and Ionization Potentail
Success and Failure of Bohr’s Theory
Excitation and Ionization Potential
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18.4: X-Ray Spectra
Inner Shell Transitions and Characteristic X-Rays
Production of X-Rays
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18.5: X – Ray Contnious Spectra or X – Ray Bremsstrahlung
Problem-Production of X-Rays
The Continuous X-Ray Spectrum
Properties of X-Rays
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18.6: Introduction to Lasers
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Laser18.7: The Laser Principle
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Spontaneous and Stimulated Emission
Population Inversion and Laser Action

18.8: Operation of Ruby Laser
2- More on Kinds of Lasers18.9: Applications of Laser
Helium-Neon Laser

Chapter 19 The Atomic Nucleus

19.1: Introduction
The Geiger Marsden Experiment
Rutherford’s Atomic Model
Rutherford’s Scattering Experiment

19.2: Nuclear Structure
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Atomic Nucleus

19.3: Isotopes
Uses of Radio Isotopes
Isotopes and Isobars
1-More on Isotopes and Isobars19.4: Radio Activity and Nuclear Changes
Radioactivity-1
Radioactivity-2
Alpha Emission
Beta Emission

19.5: The Disintegration of Radio Active Elements
Gamma Emission19.6: The Law of Radio Active Decay
Spontaneous Disintegration
Laws of Radioactive decay
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2-More on Laws of Radioactive decay19.7: The Half Period or Half Life of The Radio Active Nuclide
Radioactive Decay
Half Life
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Problem1-Half Life

19.8: Nuclear Changes and The Conservation Laws
Nuclear Reactors
Nuclear Changes and Conservation Laws
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Problem1-Nuclear Changes and The Conservation Laws
Problem2-Nuclear Changes and The Conservation Laws

19.9: Mass Energy Relation and The Mass Defect
More on Weak Nuclear Force and Electroweak Force19.10: Mass Defect and Binding Energy
Mass Defect and Binding Energy
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Problem1-Mass Defect and Binding Energy19.11: Nuclear Reactions
Problem3-Nuclear Changes and The Conservation Laws
Nuclear Reactions
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19.12: Nuclear Fission
Problem-Fission Reaction
Nuclear Fission
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19.13: Nuclear Fusion
Nuclear Fusion Reaction
Fusion Reaction

19.14: Nuclear Reactors
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Nuclear Reactor
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Radiation Damage
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Chapter 20 Nuclear Radiations

20.1: Interaction of Nuclear Radiations With Matter
Nature and Properties of Radiations
Interaction of Radiation With Matter
Interaction of Alpha Particles With Matter-1
Interaction of Alpha Particles With Matter-2
Interaction of Beta Particles With Matter
Interaction of Gamma Rays With Matter-1
Interaction of Gamma Rays With Matter-2
Interaction of Neutrons With Matter
Comparison between Alpha, Beta and Gamma Radiations
The Geiger-Muller (G-M) Tube