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µ − , νµ | + 1 |\n| Antiparticles: | e+ , νe  , µ+ , νµ | − 1 |\n\nPhotons and energy levels  \nphoton energy 􀜧 = ℎ􀝂 = ℎ􀜿􀟣  \nphotoelectricity ℎ􀝂 = ϕ + 􀜧k (max)  \nenergy levels ℎ􀝂 = 􀜧1 – 􀜧2  \nde Broglie wavelength 􀟣 = ℎ􀝌 = ℎ􀝉􀝒  \nWaves  \nwave speed  \nfirst harmonic  \nfringe spacing  \n􀜿 = 􀝂􀟣  \n􀝂 = 12􀝈 􀶨􀜶􀟤  \n􀟣􀜦  \n􀝓 = ~~ ~~􀝏  \nperiod  \ndiffraction grating  \n􀝂 = 1􀜶  \n􀝀 sin 􀟠 = 􀝊􀟣  \nrefractive index of a substance s, 􀝊 = 􀯖􀯖s  \nfor two different substances of refractive indices n 1 and n2, law of refraction 􀝊1 sin 􀟠1 = 􀝊2 sin 􀟠2  \ncritical angle  \nMechanics  \nmoments  \nvelocity and acceleration  \nequations of motion  \nforce  \nforce  \nimpulse  \nwork, energy and power  \nsin 􀟠c = 􀯡􀯡21 for 􀝊1 > 􀝊2  \n􀜲 = 􀯐􀯧 , 􀜲 = 􀜨􀝒  \n􀝁􀝂􀝂􀝅􀜿􀝅􀝁􀝊􀜿􀝕 = 􀝑􀝏􀝁􀝂􀝅􀝑􀝊􀝈􀝌􀝋􀝑􀝑􀝐􀝐􀝌􀝌􀝑􀝐􀝋􀝓􀝌􀝁􀝋􀝓􀝁􀝎􀝎  \nMaterials  \ndensity 􀟩 = 􀯠􀯏~~ ~~ Hooke’s law 􀜨 = 􀝇 Δ􀜮  \nYoung modulus = 􀯧􀯧􀯘􀯘􀯡􀯡􀯦􀯦􀯜􀯜􀯟􀯟􀯘􀯘~~ ~~􀯦􀯦􀯧􀯧􀯥􀯥􀯘􀯔􀯦􀯜􀯦􀯡  \ntensile stress =  \ntensile strain =  \n􀮿  \n􀮺  \n∆􀯅  \n􀯅  \nenergy stored 􀜧 = 12 􀜨Δ􀜮  \nElectricity  \ncurrent and pd  \nresistivity  \nresistors in series  \nresistors in parallel  \npower  \nemf  \nCircular motion  \nmagnitude of angular speed  \n∆􀜳 􀜹 􀜸  \n􀜫 = ~~ ~~ 􀜸 = ~~ ~~ 􀜴 = ~~ ~~  \n∆􀝐 􀜳 􀜫  \n􀜴􀜣  \n􀟩 =  􀜮   \n􀜴T = 􀜴 1 + 􀜴 2 + 􀜴 3 + …  \n1􀯋~~ ~~T = 􀯋11 + 􀯋12 + 􀯋13 + ⋯􀜲 = 􀜸􀜫 = 􀜫 2 􀜴 = ~~ ~~􀜸􀜴2  \n􀟝 =  \n􀜧  \n􀜳  \n􀟝 = 􀜫 (􀜴 + 􀝎)  \n􀟱 =  \n􀝒  \n􀝎  \ncentripetal acceleration  \ncentripetal force  \n􀟱 = 2􀟨􀝂  \n􀜽 =  \n2 􀝒  \n􀝎  \n2 = 􀟱 􀝎  \n2  \n􀜨 = 􀝉􀝒􀝎~~ ~~ = 􀝉􀟱2 􀝎  \nSimple harmonic motion  \nacceleration displacement speed maximum speed  \nmaximum acceleration for a mass-spring system  \nfor a simple pendulum  \nThermal physics  \n2  \n􀜽 = − 􀟱 􀝔  \n􀝔 = 􀜣 cos (􀟱􀝐)  \n􀝒 = ± 􀟱 􀶥(􀜣2 − 􀝔 2)  \n􀝒max = 􀟱􀜣  \n􀜽 = 􀟱 2􀜣 max  \n􀜶 = 2􀟨 􀶧􀝉􀝇  \n􀜶 = 2􀟨 􀶨􀝈􀝃  \nenergy to change temperature  \nenergy to change state  \ngas ","cbCaim4TxyPf0we4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim4TxyPf0we4","pdf",304005,"English","# DATA-FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS AND VALUES\n## Algebraic equation\n## Astronomical data\n## Geometrical equations\n## Particle physics\n## Photons and energy levels\n## Waves and optics\n## Mechanics\n## Materials\n## Electricity\n## Circular motion\n## Simple harmonic motion\n## Thermal physics\n## Gravitational fields\n## Electric fields and capacitors\n## Magnetic fields\n## Nuclear physics\n## Options\n## Astrophysics","[{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the constants and equation sheet?\",\"answer\":\"It covers fundamental constants, algebraic and geometrical formulas, particle physics tables, wave/optics relations, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermal physics, gravity, and nuclear and astrophysics references.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document include particle physics reference tables?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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