Physics Essays, Research Papers & Term Papers (575) essays
Physics essays:
Hydrogen Fuel --- the Future's new way of Electricity?
... fuel? When the world is out of fossil fuel, what would we use? Electricity? Solar energy? What could create a huge amount of energy with unlimited resources and clean exhaust? Fuel cells. Spacecraft have been using fuel cells since the 1960s, but most of these fuel cells create energy at heats ...
Issac Newton
... Newton was one of the inventors of the branch of mathematics called calculus (the other was German mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz). He also solved the mysteries of light and optics, formulated the three laws of motion, and derived from them the law of universal gravitation. See Gravitation ...
IB Physics Thermodynamics Lab- "The purpose of this lab is to determine the identity of an unknown metal, and to prove whether the laws of thermodynamics hold when determining this identity."
... of this lab is to determine the identity of an unknown metal, and to prove whether the laws of thermodynamics hold when determining this identity. Using the accepted specific heat of water (4186 J/kg · oC), heat flow between two different sets of water though the conduction of ...
An experiment to investigate the factors which affect the resistance in a wire.
... vibrating atoms having gained this kinetic energy now vibrate more. The resulting increase in the average vibration kinetic energy is rise in temperature. Movement of charge carriers in any medium must necessarily be subject to such collisions causing loss of kinetic energy and generating heat in ...
Evidence for the Big Bang
... of the universe. The Big Bang Theory assumes that 'the Universe began as cosmic singularity as small as an atomic nucleus"' which is infinitely small and infinitely curved and that all matter and energy were concentrated in a single point (Impey & Hartman, 513). This implies that the universe ...
Nucelar Energy
... of (1) a fuel, usually uranium or plutonium, enclosed in shielding; (2) a moderator--a substance such as graphite, beryllium, or heavy water--that slows down the neutrons so that they may be more easily captured by the fission able atoms; and (3) a cooling system that extracts the heat energy ...
The Physics of Baseball
... of air are very complicated to describe, as are the physics of an object in projectile motion. Together they provide us with a simple game called baseball. A baseball is a very unique object. It is 9 inches in circumference with stitching in a ...
Atomic Bomb: Fission vs. Fusion
... of a gun-type atomic weapon. "Two pieces of U-235, individually not large enough to sustain a chain reaction, were brought together rapidly in a gun barrel to form a ...
This essay has a table of how many watts certain electrical appliances use up and how we can save money and enerygy in the kitchen and so on.
... of Saving Energy Around the House. There are many ways of reducing energy usage in my home. Some ways of reducing the energy usage would be; ·installing ceiling insulation to minimize heating and cooling costs ·Keeping curtains closed to prevent heat loss in winter and heat gain in ...
External factors forcing change on education: How can they work for us ?
... in a comprehensive study of adult literacy in America . It is frightening to realize that an estimated 90 million adults cannot figure out a Saturday departure on a bus schedule or write a brief letter describing a credit card error. The highest skill level documented in ...