Titlebook: Making Use of Physics; for GCSE R. Kibble Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 assessment.energy.Everyday Life.Gen

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Heating Things,t’? Many people have used the word ‘heat’ in this way. The idea that ‘heat’ exists as a real substance goes back to at least the 18th century when it was believed that hot objects contained a fine fluid called ‘caloric’ (heat) and that as objects cooled the ‘caloric’ flowed out of them.

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Practical Work,n acquired by testing out ideas practically. Testing out ideas, investigating phenomena in controlled conditions and accurately making measurements are part of the everyday life of scientists. How can you be sure that an idea works unless you test it?

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Mathematical Skills,and practical science, words and ideas are not enough. The physics student needs to be able to perform calculations in order to test predictions accurately and to be able to process information gained from laboratory measurements.

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Electrons and Electricity,d out, there is nothing at all very static about sparks. Static effects are caused by the build up of ., electric ‘charged’ particles. Frictional forces may cause an electron to be freed from its atom. The resulting attraction between positively charged atoms, called ., and . will cause them to be f