22.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage Relationships (Leaving Cert Physics): Flashcards

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Define ohmic conductor

Material where current is directly proportional to voltage at constant temperature

Ohm's Law formula

V=IRV = IR

I and V relationship in ohmic conductors

Directly proportional

Key requirement for ohmic behaviour

Constant temperature

How to connect ammeter in circuit

In series

How to connect voltmeter in circuit

In parallel

Shape of I vs V graph for ohmic conductor

Straight line through origin

What does gradient of I-V graph equal?

rac{1}{R}

Formula for resistance

R = rac{V}{I}

Calculate resistance from I-V graph gradient

R = rac{1}{ ext{gradient}}

Main source of error in experiment

Heating effects from large currents

Why do large currents cause problems?

They heat resistance wire, changing its resistance

Unit of resistance

Ohms (Ω)

Variable resistor's purpose

Control voltage and current values

Why start with small voltage values?

Prevent wire heating and keep temperature constant

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12.1 – Investigating Work and Energy in Stretching or Compression

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12.2 – Verifying Hooke’s Law

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14.1 – Determining the Specific Heat Capacity of a Liquid

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14.2 – Determining the Latent Heat of Fusion and Vaporisation

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22.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage Relationships

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22.2 – Investigating Resistance in Series and Parallel

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22.3 – Investigating the Effect of Temperature on Resistance

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6.1 – Investigating Accelerated Motion Using a Trolley or Rider

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10.1 – Investigating Conservation of Energy on a Ramp

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12.1 – Investigating Work and Energy in Stretching or Compression

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12.2 – Verifying Hooke’s Law

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13.1 – Investigating Alcohol as a Thermometer Liquid

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14.1 – Determining the Specific Heat Capacity of a Liquid

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14.2 – Determining the Latent Heat of Fusion and Vaporisation

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16.1 – Verifying the Stretching of a Spring (Tension Model)

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17.1 – Measuring the Wavelength of Light

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22.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage Relationships

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22.2 – Investigating Resistance in Series and Parallel

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22.3 – Investigating the Effect of Temperature on Resistance

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6.2 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

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6.3 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity Using a Simple Pendulum

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7.1 – Verifying the Law of Vector Addition

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8.1 – Investigating Force, Mass and Acceleration Relationships

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8.2 – Investigating Conservation of Momentum

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9.1 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

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10.1 – Investigating Conservation of Energy on a Ramp

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12.1 – Investigating Work and Energy in Stretching or Compression

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12.2 – Verifying Hooke’s Law

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13.1 – Investigating Alcohol as a Thermometer Liquid

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14.2 – Determining the Latent Heat of Fusion and Vaporisation

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16.1 – Verifying the Stretching of a Spring (Tension Model)

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17.1 – Measuring the Wavelength of Light

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22.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage Relationships

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22.2 – Investigating Resistance in Series and Parallel

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22.3 – Investigating the Effect of Temperature on Resistance

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23.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage in a Filament Lamp

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4.1 – Verifying the Lens Equation

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5.1 – Investigating Constant Velocity Using a Trolley or Rider

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6.1 – Investigating Accelerated Motion Using a Trolley or Rider

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6.2 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

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6.3 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity Using a Simple Pendulum

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7.1 – Verifying the Law of Vector Addition

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6.1 – Investigating Accelerated Motion Using a Trolley or Rider

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6.2 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

6.2 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

6.3 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity Using a Simple Pendulum

6.3 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity Using a Simple Pendulum

7.1 – Verifying the Law of Vector Addition

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8.1 – Investigating Force, Mass and Acceleration Relationships

8.1 – Investigating Force, Mass and Acceleration Relationships

8.2 – Investigating Conservation of Momentum

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9.1 – Determining Acceleration Due to Gravity

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10.1 – Investigating Conservation of Energy on a Ramp

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12.1 – Investigating Work and Energy in Stretching or Compression

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12.2 – Verifying Hooke’s Law

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13.1 – Investigating Alcohol as a Thermometer Liquid

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14.1 – Determining the Specific Heat Capacity of a Liquid

14.1 – Determining the Specific Heat Capacity of a Liquid

14.2 – Determining the Latent Heat of Fusion and Vaporisation

14.2 – Determining the Latent Heat of Fusion and Vaporisation

16.1 – Verifying the Stretching of a Spring (Tension Model)

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17.1 – Measuring the Wavelength of Light

17.1 – Measuring the Wavelength of Light

22.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage Relationships

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22.2 – Investigating Resistance in Series and Parallel

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23.1 – Investigating Current and Voltage in a Filament Lamp

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