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9780072399110

CONTEMP COLLEGE PHYSICS (2001 UPDATE)

by JONES
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  • Copyright: 2001-01-01
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Table of Contents

Measurement, Models, and Analysis
1(25)
Measurements and Models
2(5)
Back to the Future: Echoes of the Big Bang
6(1)
Units and Standards of Measurement
7(4)
Unit Conversions
11(1)
Measurements, Calculations, and Uncertainties
12(3)
Estimates and Order-of-Magnitude Calculations
15(3)
How to Study Physics
18(1)
Problem Solving
19(6)
Motion in One Dimension
25(38)
Reference Frames, Coordinate Systems, and Displacement
26(3)
Average Speed and Average Velocity
29(4)
Graphical Interpretation of Velocity
33(3)
Instantaneous Velocity
36(4)
Acceleration
40(4)
Motion with Constant Acceleration
44(4)
Galileo and Free Fall
48(15)
Back to the Future: Galileo and Experimental Science
53(9)
Appendix: Solving Quadratic Equations
62(1)
Motion in Two Dimensions
63(33)
Vectors
64(1)
Addition of Vectors
65(3)
Resolution of Vectors
68(4)
Relative Velocity in One Dimension
72(1)
Relative Velocity in Two Dimensions
73(5)
Kinematics in Two Dimensions
78(3)
Projectile Motion
81(15)
Appendix: Review of Trigonometry
94(2)
Force and Motion
96(49)
Events Leading to Newton's Principia
97(1)
What Is a Force?
98(5)
Back to the Future: The Writing of the Principia
99(4)
Newton's First Law---Inertia
103(2)
Newton's Second Law
105(4)
Weight
109(3)
Newton's Third Law
112(4)
Some Applications of Newton's Laws
116(7)
Friction
123(5)
Physics in Practice: The Friction of Automobile Tires
127(1)
Static Equilibrium
128(4)
The Laws of Motion as a Whole
132(13)
Appendix: Solving Simultaneous Equations
143(2)
Uniform Circular Motion and Gravitation
145(31)
Uniform Circular Motion
146(6)
Force Needed for Circular Motion
152(5)
Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion
157(3)
The Law of Universal Gravitation
160(4)
Back to the Future: Johannes Kepler
161(3)
The Universal Gravitational Constant G
164(2)
Gravitational Field Strength
166(10)
Back to the Future: Henry Cavendish and the Density of the Earth
167(9)
Work and Energy
176(34)
Work
177(2)
Work Done by a Varying Force
179(2)
Energy
181(1)
Kinetic Energy
182(3)
Potential Energy
185(4)
Conservation of Mechanical Energy
189(8)
Energy Conservation with Nonconservative Forces
197(2)
Power
199(11)
Physics in Practice: Human Energy
202(8)
Linear Momentum
210(24)
Linear Momentum
211(1)
Impulse
211(3)
Newton's Laws and the Conservation of Momentum
214(2)
Conservation of Momentum in One-Dimensional Collisions
216(5)
Conservation of Momentum in Two- and Three-Dimensional Collisions
221(4)
Changing Mass
225(9)
Applying the Conservation Laws
234(29)
Definition of Elastic Collisions
235(1)
Elastic Collisions in One Dimension
236(6)
Elastic Collisions in Two Dimensions
242(3)
General Form of Gravitational Potential Energy
245(5)
Physics in Practice: Symmetry and Conservation Laws
246(4)
Motion in a Gravitational Potential
250(2)
Escape Speed
252(11)
Rigid Bodies and Rotational Motion
263(44)
Angular Velocity and Angular Acceleration
264(3)
Rotational Kinematics
267(2)
Torque
269(3)
Static Equilibrium
272(6)
Elasticity: Stress and Strain
278(4)
Physics in Practice: Bridges
280(2)
Torque and Moment of Inertia
282(4)
Angular Momentum
286(1)
Conservation of Angular Momentum
287(4)
Rotational Kinetic Energy
291(2)
Conservation of Energy: Translations and Rotations
293(14)
Physics in Practice: The Earth, the Moon, and the Tides
296(11)
Fluids
307(37)
Hydrostatic Pressure
308(4)
Pascal's Principle
312(3)
Archimedes' Principle
315(5)
Physics in Practice: Measuring Blood Pressure
316(4)
Surface Tension
320(2)
Fluid Flow: Streamlines and the Equation of Continuity
322(2)
Physics in Practice: Surface Tension and the Lungs
323(1)
Bernoulli's Equation
324(3)
Viscosity and Poiseuille's Law
327(2)
Stoke's Law and Terminal Speed
329(4)
Physics in Practice: How Airplanes Fly
330(3)
Turbulent Flow
333(11)
Thermal Physics
344(29)
Temperature and States of Matter
345(1)
Thermometry
346(4)
Back to the Future: Fahrenheit's Thermometer
349(1)
Thermal Expansion
350(4)
The Mechanical Equivalent of Heat
354(2)
Calorimetry
356(4)
Change of Phase
360(3)
Heat Transfer
363(10)
Gas Laws and Kinetic Theory
373(30)
The Pressure of Air
374(2)
Boyle's Law
376(3)
Back to the Future: Gas Laws and Balloons
378(1)
The Law of Charles and Gay-Lussac
379(2)
The Ideal Gas Law
381(3)
The Kinetic Theory of Gases
384(4)
The Kinetic-Theory Definition of Temperature
388(1)
Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas
389(1)
The Barometric Formula and the Distribution of Molecular Speeds
390(13)
Appendix: The Exponential Function
400(3)
Thermodynamics
403(31)
Thermal Equilibrium
404(1)
The First Law of Thermodynamics
405(5)
The Carnot Cycle and the Efficiency of Engines
410(7)
Physics in Practice: Gasoline Engines
416(1)
Refrigerators and Heat Pumps
417(4)
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
421(1)
Entropy and the Second Law
422(4)
Energy and Thermal Pollution
426(8)
Periodic Motion
434(29)
Hooke's Law
435(3)
The Simple Harmonic Oscillator
438(4)
Energy of a Harmonic Oscillator
442(2)
Period of a Harmonic Oscillator
444(3)
The Simple Pendulum
447(2)
Damped Harmonic Motion
449(4)
Physics in Practice: Walking and Running
450(3)
Forced Harmonic Motion and Resonance
453(10)
Waves and Sound
463(32)
Pulses on a Rope
464(1)
Harmonic Waves
465(2)
Energy and Information Transfer by Waves
467(1)
Sound Waves
468(4)
Measuring Sound Levels
472(2)
The Doppler Effect
474(4)
Physics in Practice: Room Acoustics
475(3)
Formation of a Shock Wave
478(1)
Reflection of a Wave Pulse
479(1)
Standing Waves on a String
480(6)
Waves in a Vibrating Column of Air
486(1)
Beats
487(8)
Physics in Practice: Hearing and the Ear
488(7)
Electric Charge and Electric Field
495(31)
Electric Charge
496(3)
Coulomb's Law
499(4)
Superposition of Electric Forces
503(2)
The Electric Field
505(3)
Superposition of Electric Fields
508(2)
Electric Flux and Gauss's Law
510(3)
A Quantitative Approach to Gauss's Law
513(3)
The Electric Dipole
516(10)
Physics in Practice: Dipoles and Microwave Ovens
519(7)
Electric Potential and Capacitance
526(31)
Electric Potential
527(6)
The Van de Graaff Electrostatic Generator
533(2)
The Electron Volt
535(1)
Equipotential Surfaces
536(3)
Back to the Future: The Leyden Jar and Franklin's Kite
538(1)
Capacitors
539(1)
The Parallel-Plate Capacitor
540(2)
Electric Field of a Parallel-Plate Capacitor
542(3)
Dielectrics
545(3)
Energy Storage in a Capacitor
548(9)
Electric Current and Resistance
557(37)
Electric Current and Electromotive Force
558(3)
Electric Resistance and Ohm's Law
561(2)
Resistivity
563(2)
Power and Energy in Electric Circuits
565(6)
Physics in Practice: Superconductivity
566(5)
Short Circuits and Open Circuits
571(1)
Kirchhoff's Rules and Simple Resistive Circuits
572(4)
Applications of Kirchhoff's Rules
576(2)
Capacitors in Combination
578(3)
Internal Resistance of a Battery
581(2)
Home Power Distribution
583(11)
Physics in Practice: Electric Shock
586(8)
Magnetism
594(34)
Magnets and Magnetic Fields
595(2)
Oersted's Discovery: Electric Current Produces Magnetism
597(5)
Physics in Practice: Magnetic Resonance Imaging
601(1)
Magnetic Forces on Electric Currents
602(1)
Magnetic Forces on Moving Charged Particles
603(4)
The Cyclotron
607(2)
Magnetic Field Due to a Current-Carrying Wire
609(3)
Torque on a Current Loop
612(2)
Galvanometers, Ammeters, and Voltmeters
614(2)
Ampere's Law
616(2)
Magnetic Materials
618(10)
Electromagnetic Induction
628(33)
Faraday's Law
629(4)
Motional Emf
633(2)
Generators and Motors
635(5)
The Transformer
640(2)
Inductance
642(2)
Energy Storage in a Magnetic Field
644(1)
The Experimental Laws of Electromagnetism
645(2)
Maxwell's Equations
647(3)
Physics in Practice: Linear Accelerators for Radiation Therapy
649(1)
Electromagnetic Waves
650(11)
Alternating-Current Circuits
661(22)
The RL Circuit
662(2)
The RC Circuit
664(3)
Effective Values of Alternating Current
667(3)
Physics in Practice: Electrocardiography
669(1)
Reactance
670(3)
The RLC Series Circuit
673(3)
Resonant Circuits
676(7)
Geometrical Optics
683(38)
Models of Light: Rays and Waves
684(1)
Reflection and Refraction
685(6)
Back to the Future: The Speed of Light
686(5)
Total Internal Reflection
691(2)
Fiber Optics
693(1)
Thin Lenses
694(2)
Locating Images by Ray Tracing
696(5)
The Thin-Lens Equation
701(6)
Spherical Mirrors
707(4)
Lens Aberrations
711(10)
Optical Instruments
721(24)
The Eye
722(3)
The Magnifying Glass
725(3)
Cameras and Projectors
728(4)
Compound Microscopes
732(2)
Telescopes
734(2)
Other Lenses
736(9)
Back to the Future: Development of the Telescope
737(8)
Wave Optics
745(39)
Huygens' Principle
746(1)
Reflection and Refraction of Light Waves
747(2)
Interference of Light
749(6)
Interference of Thin Films
755(4)
Diffraction by a Single Slit
759(3)
Multiple-Slit Diffraction and Gratings
762(2)
Resolution and the Rayleigh Criterion
764(4)
Dispersion
768(2)
Spectroscopes and Spectra
770(2)
Polarization
772(3)
Scattering
775(9)
Relativity
784(38)
Principle of Relativity
785(1)
Einstein's Postulates of Special Relativity
786(1)
Velocity Addition
787(4)
Back to the Future: Albert Einstein
788(3)
Simultaneity
791(3)
Time Dilation
794(3)
Length Contraction
797(2)
Physics in Practice: The Twin Paradox
798(1)
Mass and Energy
799(3)
Physics in Practice: The Appearance of Moving Objects
800(2)
Relativistic Momentum
802(3)
Relativistic Kinetic Energy
805(2)
The Relativistic Doppler Effect
807(2)
The Principle of Equivalence
809(4)
General Relativity
813(9)
The Discovery of Atomic Structure
822(30)
Evidence of Atoms from Solids and Gases
823(3)
Electrolysis and the Quantization of Charge
826(1)
Avogadro's Number and the Periodic Table
827(3)
The Size of Atoms
830(2)
Crystals and X-Ray Diffraction
832(3)
Discovery of the Electron
835(5)
Back to the Future: Seeing Atoms
839(1)
Radioactivity
840(1)
Radioactive Decay
841(3)
Discovery of the Atomic Nucleus
844(8)
Origins of the Quantum Theory
852(27)
Spectroscopy
853(2)
Balmer's Series
855(3)
Back to the Future: Fraunhofer and the Solar Spectrum
856(2)
Blackbody Radiation
858(3)
The Photoelectric Effect
861(6)
Physics in Practice: Photons and Vision
866(1)
Bohr's Theory of the Hydrogen Atom
867(3)
Successes of the Bohr Theory
870(2)
Moseley and the Periodic Table
872(7)
Quantum Mechanics
879(33)
Classical and Quantum Mechanics
880(2)
The Compton Effect
882(3)
De Broglie Waves
885(4)
Back to the Future: Electron Microscopes
888(1)
Schrodinger's Equation
889(1)
The Uncertainty Principle
890(3)
Interpretation of the Wave Function
893(3)
The Particle in a Box
896(1)
Tunneling or Barrier Penetration
897(1)
Wave Theory of the Hydrogen Atom
898(3)
The Zeeman Effect and Space Quantization
901(3)
The Pauli Exclusion Principle
904(1)
Understanding the Periodic Table
905(7)
The Nucleus
912(37)
Radioactivity
913(1)
Chadwick's Discovery of the Neutron
913(3)
Composition and Size of the Nucleus
916(2)
Nuclear Forces and Binding Energy
918(3)
Conservation Rules: Radioactive and Nuclear Stability
921(3)
Natural Radioactive Decay Series
924(1)
Models for Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Decay
924(4)
Detectors of Radiation
928(3)
Radiation Measurement and Biological Effects
931(4)
Induced Transmutation and Reactions
935(3)
Nuclear Fission
938(5)
Back to the Future: Lisa Meitner and Nuclear Fission
942(1)
Nuclear Fusion
943(6)
Lasers, Holography, and Color
949(24)
Stimulated Emission of Light
950(1)
Lasers
951(2)
The Helium-Neon Laser
953(2)
Properties of Laser Light
955(2)
Holography
957(5)
Light and Color
962(3)
Physics in Practice: White-Light Holograms
963(2)
Color by Addition and Subtraction
965(8)
Condensed Matter
973(30)
Types of Condensed Matter
974(3)
The Free-Electron Model of Metals
977(4)
Physics in Practice: Liquid Crystal Displays
978(3)
Electrical Conductivity and Ohm's Law
981(3)
Band Theory of Solids
984(3)
Pure Semiconductors
987(1)
The Hall Effect
988(2)
Impure Semiconductors
990(1)
The pnJunction
991(2)
Rectifier Circuits
993(3)
Solar Cells and Light-Emitting Diodes
996(7)
Elementary Particle Physics
1003(1)
Particles and Antiparticles
1004(2)
Pions and the Strong Nuclear Force
1006(1)
Back to the Future: Cosmic Rays
1007(2)
More and More Particles
1009(2)
Accelerators and Detectors
1011(2)
Classification of Elementary Particles
1013(2)
The Quark Model of Matter
1015(3)
Unified Theories
1018(1)
Cosmology
1019
Appendices
A Formulas from Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry
A-1(3)
B The International System of Units
A-4(1)
C Alphabetical List of Elements
A-5(1)
Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems A-6
Photo Credits C-1
Index I-1

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