PH2 DEFINITIONS

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  • Created by: Gen Kirk
  • Created on: 08-01-16 09:22
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S H D S I L N L A W O O R I N C S T X B J
E A E G D O R O W G T P E T G K U J S R B
V R G V R N L V A X E U S N C I L B U V R
A C A T I G F N F U N L H E Q J F B P P Y
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T P L P E T U R Y F I T L R E M L L R D R
N S O H T U M T T N A I D U R L S J C Q N
E H V V D D F C I Y L O F C B H K D O Q G
M T G S Q I V E C K D N R C J L E N N N D
E S N M E N C L O C I I E I D G N M D B Q
C P I Y M A N E L S F N Q R J B I D U D Q
A M P D B L E E E V F V U T N W P P C S K
L G P A U W J H V W E E E C L Y P A T F C
P A O L P A C T E L R R N E O N U O I Q M
S E T H J V M N H P E S C L K U H H V K R
I D S U G E R E T M N I Y E H X V V I J C
D X K C T T P A N W C O W H T C S C T F T
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E F P O E J K T Q X O J X B M B V X L O K

Clues

  • in a longitudinal wave the oscillation of the particles are parallel to the direction of propagation of energy (12, 4)
  • is the distance traveled, by the wave front, per unit time (3, 8, 2, 1, 4)
  • the rate of flow of charge past a point (8, 7)
  • the term given to the phenomenon, by which a metallic conductor behaves as if it has zero resistance (17)
  • this is the distance a particle, subject to wave motion, is moved, from its mean position (12, 5)
  • this is the electric potential energy equivalent to the kinetic energy of an electron, emitted from a metallic surface. (8, 7)
  • this is the electrical potential energy changed to other forms, when unit charge moves between two points (9, 10)
  • this is the energy change when an electron moves through a potential differnece of 1 Volt. (3, 8, 4)
  • this is the minimum frequency of a photon that will just emit an electron from the associated metal upon which it is incident (9, 9)
  • this is where the number of atoms in the excited state (N{2}) exceeds that number in the ground state (N{1}) (10, 9)

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