Mammoth Physics Index
- A
- Acceleration
- A copper wire
- Alternative gas laws mnemonic
- Alternative method to remember Ohm's law
- B
- Boyles law
- Boyles law in use
- C
- Can I keep cutting a magnet in half?
- Causing an electrical current in a solenoid
- Charles law
- Charles law in use
- Copper atoms
- Creating a compass from a magnet
- Current
- D
- Density
- Do both poles of a magnet attract a paperclip?
- E
- Earths magnetic field and compasses
- Electrical charge
- Electrical energy
- Electrical power
- Electricity as water
- F
- Fleming's left hand rule
- Fleming's left hand rule the mnemonic picture
- Flemings left hand rule and Flemings right hand rule
- Force
- G
- Galvanometer
- Gas law constants
- Gay-Lussac's law
- Gay-Lussac's law in use
- Gravitational potential energy
- H
- Have you got a magnet?
- How to make an electromagnet
- How to remember + or -
- I
- Induction
- K
- Kinetic energy
- L
- Lenz's law
- M
- Magnets attract or repel
- Manufacturing permanent magnets
- O
- Ohm's law
- P
- Path of a single electron
- Path of the +ve charge
- Physics formulas
- Plotting all the magnet and solenoid wire configurations
- Power
- Pressure
- Proving which way magnetic lines on a magnet travel
- R
- Resistance
- S
- Simple electrical circuits
- Summary
- T
- The difference between an ammeter and galvanometer
- The Gas Laws
- To remember Ohm's law
- To remember resistance is measured in ohms
- Two batteries in parallel
- Two batteries in series
- V
- Voltage
- Voltage
- W
- Wave speed
- Weight
- What's happening inside a copper wire
- What do the colours in a plug mean
- What is electricity
- What were the old UK wiring colours
- What would happen to the rod if both the current were reversed and the magnetic field were reversed?
- What would happen to the rod if the current were reversed?
- What would happen to the rod if the magnetic field was stronger?
- What would happen to the rod if the magnet was turned upside down?
- Where do the cables go in the plug
- Which way does electricity flow?
- Why this colour combination
- Wiring a UK plug
- Work done