Impulse and Momentum
Gravitation and Centripetal Force
Electrostatics
Magnetism and electromagnetism
Waves
100

The momentum of an object will double if you do this to its velocity

What is Double the Velocity?

100

This law explains how to calculate the gravitational force between two objects.

What is Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation?

100

This particle carries the NEGATIVE charge in nature.

What is the electron?

100

This is the result when a bar magnet is cut into two pieces down the middle.

What is two smaller magnets are created?

100

This is the maximum height of the wave from equilibrium position.

What is amplitude?

200

When we apply this to an object, its momentum changes.

What is Impulse?

200

If a moon moves three times further away from a planet, then this happens to the gravitational force between it and the planet.

What is decreases by nine times?

200

This kind of charge on an object leads to it experiencing an acceleration away from a negatively charged ball.

What is a negative charge?

200

This is the part of a magnet where the magnetic field is the strongest.

What is the pole of the magnet?

200

This is the technical term for the the time taken by the wave to complete one cycle.

What is period?

300

This technology is used in modern cars to reduce the force acting on the passengers during a collision, by increasing the time over which the car comes to a rest.

What is a crumple zone?

300

This real force provides the centripetal force required to keep cars moving in a circular road.

What is friction?

300

This universal constant is used to estimate the electrostatic force between two charged objects.

What is Coulomb's constant?

300

This word is used to define microscopic regions inside a metal where the tiny magnets of the electrons all point in the same direction.

What are magnetic domains?

300

This universal constant has a value of 3 x 10^8 m/s.

What is the speed of light in vacuum?

400

This law helps us predict the velocity with which an object would travel after it collides with an identical object at rest.

What is the Law of Conservation of Momentum?

400

This is the direction in which centripetal force acts, in all situations involving circular motion.

What is radial/in towards the center of the circle?

400

In this type of charging, physical contact between a charged object and a neutral object leads to both of them developing the same charge.

What is conduction?

400

This device is used to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, using a magnet and a coil of wire.

What is a generator?

400

This type of wave propagates perpendicular to the direction of the oscillating particle.

What is a transverse wave?

500

One way to increase the force of impact during a collision is to shorten the time of the collision. The other ways to do it is this.

What is Increasing the change of momentum (∆p) that will occur during the collision?

500

If the gravitational force between two objects increases and becomes 16 times stronger, we can come to this conclusion.

What is the objects were moved 4 times closer to each other?

500

In a electric field map, this type of charge is represented by a small circle with arrows coming out of it.

What is a positive charge?

500

When an iron core is wrapped with a coil of copper wire and a current is passed through it is, it gets temporarily magnetized, becoming this device.

What is an electromagnet?

500

Sound waves are an example of these type of waves which cannot exist in deep space.

What is a mechanical wave?