P1 revision clips. Heating 1.Define specific heat capacity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDbo_v GOycU 2. Explain why the temperature doesn’t change.

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P1 revision clips

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Spectrum of Waves What is refraction? What is diffraction? Y How does the size of the receiver relate to the wavelength? LABEL THIS TRANSVERSE WAVE; Trough Crest Amplitude Wavelength frequency

Light ET_5I Why does TIR occur? 2p3syA How does a CD work? What does LASER stand for?

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using light, radio and electrical signals for communication. (6)