K-8 Math/OpenStax Physics (High School)

OpenStax Physics (High School)

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75 sections · 12 with slides · 14 with exercises

I
Mechanics
1. What is Physics?
  1. SEC.1.1Physics: Definitions and Applications
  2. SEC.1.2The Scientific Methods
  3. SEC.1.3The Language of Physics: Physical Quantities and Unitscoming soon
2. Motion in One Dimension
  1. SEC.2.1Relative Motion, Distance, and Displacementcoming soon
  2. SEC.2.2Speed and Velocitycoming soon
  3. SEC.2.3Position vs. Time Graphscoming soon
  4. SEC.2.4Velocity vs. Time Graphscoming soon
3. Acceleration
  1. SEC.3.1Accelerationcoming soon
  2. SEC.3.2Representing Acceleration with Equations and Graphscoming soon
4. Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion
  1. SEC.4.1Forcecoming soon
  2. SEC.4.2Newton's First Law of Motion: Inertiacoming soon
  3. SEC.4.3Newton's Second Law of Motioncoming soon
  4. SEC.4.4Newton's Third Law of Motioncoming soon
5. Motion in Two Dimensions
  1. SEC.5.1Vector Addition and Subtraction: Graphical Methodscoming soon
  2. SEC.5.2Vector Addition and Subtraction: Analytical Methodscoming soon
  3. SEC.5.3Projectile Motioncoming soon
  4. SEC.5.4Inclined Planescoming soon
  5. SEC.5.5Simple Harmonic Motioncoming soon
6. Circular and Rotational Motion
  1. SEC.6.1Angle of Rotation and Angular Velocitycoming soon
  2. SEC.6.2Uniform Circular Motioncoming soon
  3. SEC.6.3Rotational Motioncoming soon
7. Newton's Law of Gravitation
  1. SEC.7.1Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motioncoming soon
  2. SEC.7.2Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation and Einstein's Theory of General Relativitycoming soon
8. Momentum
  1. SEC.8.1Linear Momentum, Force, and Impulsecoming soon
  2. SEC.8.2Conservation of Momentumcoming soon
  3. SEC.8.3Elastic and Inelastic Collisionscoming soon
9. Work, Energy, and Simple Machines
  1. SEC.9.1Work, Power, and the Work-Energy Theoremcoming soon
  2. SEC.9.2Mechanical Energy and Conservation of Energycoming soon
  3. SEC.9.3Simple Machinescoming soon
10. Special Relativity
  1. SEC.10.1Postulates of Special Relativitycoming soon
  2. SEC.10.2Consequences of Special Relativitycoming soon
II
Thermodynamics
1. Thermal Energy, Heat, and Work
  1. SEC.11.1Temperature and Thermal Energycoming soon
  2. SEC.11.2Heat, Specific Heat, and Heat Transfercoming soon
  3. SEC.11.3Phase Change and Latent Heatcoming soon
2. Thermodynamics
  1. SEC.12.1Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics: Thermal Equilibriumcoming soon
  2. SEC.12.2First Law of Thermodynamics: Thermal Energy and Workcoming soon
  3. SEC.12.3Second Law of Thermodynamics: Entropycoming soon
  4. SEC.12.4Applications of Thermodynamics: Heat Engines, Heat Pumps, and Refrigeratorscoming soon
III
Waves and Light
1. Waves and Their Properties
  1. SEC.13.1Types of Wavescoming soon
  2. SEC.13.2Wave Properties: Speed, Amplitude, Frequency, and Periodcoming soon
  3. SEC.13.3Wave Interaction: Superposition and Interferencecoming soon
2. Sound
  1. SEC.14.1Speed of Sound, Frequency, and Wavelengthcoming soon
  2. SEC.14.2Sound Intensity and Sound Levelcoming soon
  3. SEC.14.3Doppler Effect and Sonic Boomscoming soon
  4. SEC.14.4Sound Interference and Resonancecoming soon
3. Light
  1. SEC.15.1The Electromagnetic Spectrumcoming soon
  2. SEC.15.2The Behavior of Electromagnetic Radiationcoming soon
4. Mirrors and Lenses
  1. SEC.16.1Reflectioncoming soon
  2. SEC.16.2Refractioncoming soon
  3. SEC.16.3Lensescoming soon
5. Diffraction and Interference
  1. SEC.17.1Understanding Diffraction and Interferencecoming soon
  2. SEC.17.2Applications of Diffraction, Interference, and Coherencecoming soon
IV
Electricity and Magnetism
1. Static Electricity
  1. SEC.18.1Electrical Charges, Conservation of Charge, and Transfer of Charge
  2. SEC.18.2Coulomb's Law
  3. SEC.18.3Electric Field
  4. SEC.18.4Electric Potential
  5. SEC.18.5Capacitors and Dielectrics
2. Electrical Circuits
  1. SEC.19.1Ohm's Law
  2. SEC.19.2Series Circuits
  3. SEC.19.3Parallel Circuits
  4. SEC.19.4Electric Power
3. Magnetism
  1. SEC.20.1Magnetic Fields, Field Lines, and Force
  2. SEC.20.2Electromagnetic Induction
  3. SEC.20.3Motors, Generators, and Transformers
V
Modern Physics
1. The Quantum Nature of Light
  1. SEC.21.1Planck and Quantum Nature of Lightcoming soon
  2. SEC.21.2Einstein and the Photoelectric Effectcoming soon
  3. SEC.21.3The Dual Nature of Lightcoming soon
2. The Atom
  1. SEC.22.1The Structure of the Atomcoming soon
  2. SEC.22.2Nuclear Forces and Radioactivitycoming soon
  3. SEC.22.3Half Life and Radiometric Datingcoming soon
  4. SEC.22.4Nuclear Fission and Fusioncoming soon
  5. SEC.22.5Medical Applications of Radioactivity: Diagnostic Imaging and Radiationcoming soon
3. Particle Physics
  1. SEC.23.1The Four Fundamental Forcescoming soon
  2. SEC.23.2Quarkscoming soon
  3. SEC.23.3The Unification of Forcescoming soon