Hi everyone.
Looking to get back into offering private tutoring in physics. (Mod note: changed "tuition" to "tutoring" here and in the thread title.)
I used to carry a few textbooks with me and my paper notes with lots of printed exam papers for student to try.
I am looking to go paperless...
Thank you for the replies and discussion. I feel some of the content is beyond my understanding.
I think my first question has been answred - they are both a similar thing. In both situations they still belong to a nucleus.
I need help describing how electrons (or a sea of electrons)...
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I need to explain the following to pupils of about 17 years of age.
2 questions regarding free electron kinetic energy transfer to copper wire (or resistor) material atoms in an electrical circuit.
1. I am confused as in which situation free electrons in a circuit transfer...
single electron diffraction through single slit
Hi Guys
Wondered if you could help me.
Say a high energy electron (low wavelength?) is fired through an arrangement of atoms (single slit). How does a single electron hit a detector / screen according to a diffraction pattern? I understand...
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I have set AS physics (in england) coursework where the students drop squash balls at different temperatures and measure the bounce height. Yes, I know it is mentioned a lot but haven't so far found a good explanation.
Their results will show that the higher temperature...
Hi folks
This is my first ever post on this forum so bear with me.
I live and work in the UK. So looking for UK answers really.
I have a physics degree but no honours :( I have been mostly working as a science technician in schools. Did try a teaching course but left the course early...