o level physics notes uganda

O level physics notes uganda is course in elementary physics, covers the basic concepts, principles of physics. Covering all topic from senior one up to senior four (S1 – S4) other courses that you want to check out like biology for gadget review like computer phones etc. click here.

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Course Information

Fundermentals of physics

What is Physics

Mechanics and properties of Matter

Conversations Examples:

Instruments Used in measuring.

Density and relative density

Density.

Factors that affect Density.

Density of mixtures

Relative Density.

Mass

what is mass?

Time.

Area

Scalars and Vectors

Scalars.

Using Graphical Method

Forces

Weight

Friction

what is friction

Matter

what is matter?

Browian motion

Diffussion

Introduction to diffussion.

Properties of matter

Capillaritiy

Introduction to capilarity

Mechanical properties of matter

Hooke’s law

Young’s modulus

Crystals

Introduction

Beams and Structures

Structures

Turning Effect of Force

Moment

Factors affecting moments

Finding the mass and weight of uniform body

Interpreting the question in diagram form.

Condition for Body to be in Equilibrium Under action of parallel forces.

Centre of gravity

centre of gravity

Stability

what is stability

Machines

what is a machine

Simple machines

Pulley systems

Work,Energy and Power

Work

Energy

Conservation of Energy.

Power

For machines

Pressure

What is pressure

Pressure in fluids 1

Properties of fluids related to pressure

Hydraulic lift

Measuring fluid pressure method 1

1 A simple barometer of mercury

Comparison of densities of liquids using Hare’s apparatus

Motion in Fluids

Introduction to motion in fluids

Archimedes’ principle

Floatation

Linear Motion

What is Linear motion?

2nd Equation of motion.

The ticker – Tape

Determining the velocity and acceleration of a body using a ticker Tape Time

Circular Motion

Introduction to Circular motion

Explosions

Temperature

Heat and Thermal Properties of Matter

Heat

The clinical thermometer

The vaccum flask

Gas law

Calorimetry

What is Calorimetry?

Course Instructor

Rita Author