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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, scanning, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright owners and publisher of this book.  \nCopyright has been acknowledged to the best of our ability. If there are any inadvertent errors or omissions, we shall be happy to correct them in any future editions.  \nColourpoint Educational  \nAn imprint of Colourpoint Creative Ltd Colourpoint House  \nJubilee Business Park  \n21 Jubilee Road Newtownards County Down Northern Ireland  \nBT23 4YH  \nTel: 028 9182 0505  \nE-mail: [sales@colourpoint.co.uk](sales@colourpoint.co.uk)  \n[Web site: www.colourpoint.co.uk](Web site: www.colourpoint.co.uk)  \n!e Author  \nRoy White taught Physics to A level for over 30 years in Belfast. He works for an examining body as Chair of Examiners for Double Award Science, Chair of Examiners for A level Life and Health Sciences, Principal Examiner for GCSE Physics and Principal Moderator for Entry Level Science. In addition to this text, he has been the author or co-author of over a dozen successful books supporting the work of science teachers in Northern Ireland.  \nPublisher’s Note: !is book has been written to help students preparing for the GCSE Physics speci\"cations from CCEA. While Colourpoint Educational and the author have taken every care in its production, we are not able to guarantee that the book is completely error-free. Additionally, while the book has been written to closely match the CCEA speci\"cation, it is the responsibility of each candidate to satisfy themselves that they have fully met the requirements of the CCEA speci\"cation prior to sitting an exam set by that body. For this reason, and because speci\"cations change with time, we strongly advise every candidate to avail of a quali\"ed teacher and to check the contents ofthe most recent speci\"cation for themselves prior to the exam. Colourpoint Creative Ltd therefore cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions in this book or any consequences thereof.  \nHealth and Safety: !is book describes practical tasks or experiments that are either useful or required for the course. !ese must only be carried out in a school setting under the supervision of a quali\"ed teacher. It is the responsibility of the school to ensure that students are provided with a safe environment in which to carry out the work. Where it is appropriate, they should consider reference to CLEAPPS.  \nCONTENTS  \nUnit 1  \nMotion, Force, Density and Kinetic Theory, Energy, and Atomic and Nuclear Physics  \n1.1 Motion ....................................................................................... 5  \n1.2 Force ......................................................................................... 8  \n1.3 Density and Kinetic Theory................................................................... 10  \n1.4A Energy Resources and Eﬃciency ............................................................. 13  \n1.4B Work, Power, Kinetic Energy and Gravitational Potential Energy ............................... 15  \n1.4C Heat Transfer by Conduction, Convection and Radiation ...................................... 17  \n1.5A Atoms, Nuclei and Isotopes .................................................................. 21  \n1.5B Radioactive Decay, Dangers of Radioactivity and Half-life ..................................... 22  \n1.5C Uses of Radioactivity, and Fission and Fusion ................................................. 25  \nUnit 2  \nWaves, Light, Electricity, Magnetism, Electromagnetism and Space Physics  \n2.1A Waves .........................","cbCaifS0qlDGU7RN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifS0qlDGU7RN","pdf",1370123,12,"English","# Unit 1\n## Motion, Force, Density and Kinetic Theory, Energy, and Atomic and Nuclear Physics\n## 1.1 Motion\n## 1.2 Force\n## 1.3 Density and Kinetic Theory\n## 1.4A Energy Resources and Efficiency\n## 1.4B Work, Power, Kinetic Energy and Gravitational Potential Energy\n## 1.4C Heat Transfer by Conduction, Convection and Radiation\n## 1.5A Atoms, Nuclei and Isotopes\n## 1.5B Radioactive Decay, Dangers of Radioactivity and Half-life\n## 1.5C Uses of Radioactivity, and Fission and Fusion\n# Unit 2\n## Waves, Light, Electricity, Magnetism, Electromagnetism and Space Physics\n## 2.1A Waves\n## 2.1B Reflection, Refraction, Echoes, Sonar and Radar\n## 2.1C Electromagnetic Waves\n## 2.2A Reflection and Refraction of Light\n## 2.2B Dispersion and Lenses\n## 2.3A Electricity – Simple Circuits and Ohm’s Law\n## 2.3B Electrical Resistance\n## 2.3C Electrical Energy and Power, and Electricity in the Home\n## 2.4 Magnetism and Electromagnetism\n## 2.5A The Earth and Solar System, Stars and the Big Bang Model\n## 2.5B Red Shift, CMBR, Space Travel and Life on Other Planets","[{\"question\":\"Which CCEA GCSE physics topics are covered in the book?\",\"answer\":\"The book covers Unit 1 topics such as motion, force, density and kinetic theory, energy, and atomic and nuclear physics, plus Unit 2 topics including waves, light, electricity, magnetism, electromagnetism, and space physics.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there questions only suitable for GCSE Physics candidates?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Questions intended only for GCSE Physics candidates are indicated with grey shading or other markings, and they should not be attempted by Double Award Physics candidates.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book handle tier requirements?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates work within either the Foundation Tier or Higher Tier. Questions for Higher Tier only are marked with “HT ONLY” and Foundation Tier candidates should not attempt them.\"}]","Physics Questions for CCEA GCSE - Practice Units and Topics | PDF"]