SPM Physics Revision
6.2 Nuclear Energy
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6.2.1 Nuclear Energy
6.2.2 Nuclear Fission
6.2.3 Chain Reaction
6.2.4 Nuclear Fusion
6.2.5 Generation of Electricity from Nuclear Fission
6.2.1 Nuclear Energy
6.2.2 Nuclear reactor
07 Quantum Physics
7.1 Quantum Theory of Light
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7.1.1 History of Quantum Physics
7.1.2 Black Body
7.1.3 Quantum of Energy
7.1.4 Wave Particles Duality
7.1.5 Problem Solving for Photon Energy and Power
7.2 Photoelectric Effect
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7.2.1 Photoelectric Effect
7.2.2 Characteristics of Photoelectric Effect
7.3 Einstein’s Photoelectric Theory
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7.3.1 Einstein’s Photoelectric Theory
7.3.2 Work Function and Threshold Frequency for Photoelectric Effect
7.3.3 Generating Photoelectric Current in Photoelectric Circuit
7.3.4 Generating Photoelectric Current in Photoelectric Circuit
7.3.5 Applications of Photoelectric Effect
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7.1.2 Black Body
SPM Physics Revision
7.1 Quantum Theory of Light
7.1.2 Black Body
A black body is an idealised physical body that absorbs and emits all electromagnetic waves (including light and heat) incident on it.
A black body is a perfect absorber and also a perfect emitter of radiation.
Classical physics cannot explain the black body emission, especially at high frequency.
Classical wave theory explains light wave as a continuous spectrum.
Energy of wave depends on its intensity.
Energy emitted increases when wavelength becomes shorter.
However, experimental results as shown in Diagram below show the energy peaking and then decreasing as the wavelength becomes shorter.
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