Year 10 Science
Saturday, 25 November 2017
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
P1h Stable Earth
You need to be able to:
- Explain how seismic waves travel, the problems they cause and how scientists use the waves to gather information about Earth's structure
- Explain the effects of UV radiation on various skin types (including calculating how long someone can spend in the sun safely, how to protect humans from Uv radiation and the publicity around UV exposure)
- Describe the discovery, causes of, and response to the ozone hole
- Notes on earthquakes from BBC Bitesize
P1f Data Transmission
You need to be able to:
- Compare and contrast analogue and digital signals (what they are, how they work with reference to TV remotes, the digital switchover, advantages of digital)
- Explain uses of IR (passive sensors, thermal imaging, carrier of information)
- Describe the transmission of light in optical fibres
P1e Cooking and Communicating using Waves
You need to be able to:
- Explain how microwaves and infrared waves transfer energy to materials (referencing cooking and how the different waves work)
- Explain how mobile phones use microwaves to work
- Describe the pros and cons of mobile phone use (including conflicting opinions and how scientists are trying to resolve them)
- Notes on communicating using waves from BBC Bitesize
- Pros and Cons of using mobiles
P1g Wireless Signals
You need to be able to:
- Explain how reflection, refraction and diffraction of waves can be an advantage and a disadvantage for communication (making it work, interference)
- Describe common uses of wireless technology and why it is advantageous
- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of DAB
- Notes on wireless communication from BBC Bitesize
- Notes from BBC Bitesize on wireless signals and DAB
P1d Light and Lasers
You need to be able to:
- Describe how light has been historically used for communication
- Explain what total internal reflection is and how it is used in fibre optics (light and IR)
- Explain the type of light produced by lasers, and how they are used in CD players
- Historical light signals
- ...and morse code
- How a CD player works notes
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