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Conceptual Physics 10th edition

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Paul G. Hewitt
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Table of Contents

  • Chapter 1: About Science
    • 1.1: Scientific Measurements
    • 1.2: Mathematics-The Language of Science
    • 1.3: Scientific Methods
    • 1.4: The Scientific Attitude
    • 1.5: Science, Art, and Religion
    • 1.6: Science and Technology
    • 1.7: Physics-The Basic Science
    • 1.8: In Perspective
    • 1: Exercises (8)

  • Chapter 2: Newton's First Law of Motion-Intertia
    • 2.1: Aristotle on Motion
    • 2.2: Copernicus and the Moving Earth
    • 2.3: Galileo and the Leaning Tower
    • 2.4: Galileo's Inclined Planes
    • 2.5: Newton's First Law of Motion
    • 2.6: Net Force
    • 2.7: The Equilibrium Rule
    • 2.8: Support Force
    • 2.9: Equilibrium of Moving Things
    • 2.10: The Moving Earth
    • 2: Exercises (36)

  • Chapter 3: Linear Motion
    • 3.1: Motion is Relative
    • 3.2: Speed
    • 3.3: Velocity
    • 3.4: Acceleration
    • 3.5: Free Fall
    • 3: One-Step Calculations
    • 3: Exercises (39)
    • 3: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 4: Newton's Second Law of Motion
    • 4.1: Force Causes Acceleration
    • 4.2: Friction
    • 4.3: Mass and Weight
    • 4.4: Mass Resists Acceleration
    • 4.5: Newton's Second Law of Motion
    • 4.6: When Acceleration is g -- Free Fall
    • 4.7: When Acceleration is Less than g -- Nonfree Fall
    • 4: Exercises (45)
    • 4: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 5: Newton's Third Law of Motion
    • 5.1: Forces and Interactions
    • 5.2: Newton's Third Law of Motion
    • 5.3: Summary of Newton's Three Laws
    • 5.4: Vectors
    • 5: Exercises (34)
    • 5: Problems (6)

  • Chapter 6: Momentum
    • 6.1: Momentum
    • 6.2: Impulse
    • 6.3: Impulse Changes Momentum
    • 6.4: Bouncing
    • 6.5: Conservation of Momentum
    • 6.6: Collisions
    • 6.7: More Complicated Collisions
    • 6: Exercises (45)
    • 6: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 7: Energy
    • 7.1: Work
    • 7.2: Power
    • 7.3: Mechanical Energy
    • 7.4: Conservation of Energy
    • 7.5: Machines
    • 7.6: Efficiency
    • 7.7: Comparison of Kinetic Energy and Momentum
    • 7.8: Energy for Life
    • 7.9: Sources of Energy
    • 7: Exercises (37)
    • 7: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 8: Rotational Motion
    • 8.1: Circular Motion
    • 8.2: Rotational Inertia
    • 8.3: Torque
    • 8.4: Center of Mass and Center of Gravity
    • 8.5: Centripetal Force
    • 8.6: Centrifugal Force
    • 8.7: Centrifugal Force in a Rotating Reference Frame
    • 8.8: Simulated Gravity
    • 8.9: Angular Momentum
    • 8.10: Conservation of Angular Momentum
    • 8: Exercises (38)
    • 8: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 9: Gravity
    • 9.1: The Universal Law of Gravity
    • 9.2: The Universal Gravitational Constant
    • 9.3: Gravity and Distance: The Inverse-Square Law
    • 9.4: Weight and Weightlessness
    • 9.5: Ocean Tides
    • 9.6: Gravitational Fields
    • 9.7: Einstein's Theory of Gravitation
    • 9.8: Black Holes
    • 9.9: Universal Gravitation
    • 9: Exercises (49)
    • 9: Problems (6)

  • Chapter 10: Projectile and Satellite Motion
    • 10.1: Projectile Motion
    • 10.2: Fast-Moving Projectiles - Satellites
    • 10.3: Circular Satellite Orbits
    • 10.4: Elliptical Orbits
    • 10.5: Kepler's Law of Planetary Motion
    • 10.6: Energy Conservation and Satellite Motion
    • 10.7: Escape Speed
    • 10: Exercises (46)
    • 10: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 11: The Atomic Nature of Matter
    • 11.1: The Atomic Hypothesis
    • 11.2: Characteristics of Atoms
    • 11.3: Atomic Imagery
    • 11.4: Atomic Structure
    • 11.5: The Elements
    • 11.6: The Periodic Table of Elements
    • 11.7: Isotopes
    • 11.8: Compounds and Mixtures
    • 11.9: Molecules
    • 11.10: Antimatter
    • 11.11: Dark Matter
    • 11: Exercises (33)
    • 11: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 12: Solids
    • 12.1: Muller's Micrograph
    • 12.2: Crystal Structure
    • 12.3: Density
    • 12.4: Elasticity
    • 12.5: Tension and Compression
    • 12.6: Arches
    • 12.7: Scaling
    • 12: Exercises (38)
    • 12: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 13: Liquids
    • 13.1: Pressure
    • 13.2: Pressure in a Liquid
    • 13.3: Buoyancy
    • 13.4: Archimedes' Principle
    • 13.5: What Makes an Object Sink or Float?
    • 13.6: Flotation
    • 13.7: Pascal's Principle
    • 13.8: Surface Tension
    • 13.9: Capillarity
    • 13: Exercises (47)
    • 13: Problems (9)

  • Chapter 14: Gases and Plasmas
    • 14.1: The Atmosphere
    • 14.2: Atmospheric Pressure
    • 14.3: Boyle's Law
    • 14.4: Buoyancy of Air
    • 14.5: Bernoulli's Principle
    • 14.6: Plasma
    • 14: Exercises (43)
    • 14: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 15: Temperature, Heat, and Expansion
    • 15.1: Temperature
    • 15.2: Heat
    • 15.3: Specific Heat Capacity
    • 15.4: Thermal Expansion
    • 15: Exercises (42)
    • 15: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 16: Heat Transfer
    • 16.1: Conduction
    • 16.2: Convection
    • 16.3: Radiation
    • 16.4: Newton's Law of Cooling
    • 16.5: The Greenhouse Effect
    • 16.6: Solar Power
    • 16.7: Controlling Heat Transfer
    • 16: Exercises (41)
    • 16: Problems (6)

  • Chapter 17: Change of Phase
    • 17.1: Evaporation
    • 17.2: Condensation
    • 17.3: Boiling
    • 17.4: Melting and Freezing
    • 17.5: Energy and Changes of Phase
    • 17: Exercises (44)
    • 17: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 18: Thermodynamics
    • 18.1: Absolute Zero
    • 18.2: Internal Energy
    • 18.3: First Law of Thermodynamics
    • 18.4: Adiabatic Processes
    • 18.5: Meteroligy and the First Law
    • 18.6: Second Law of Thermodynamics
    • 18.7: Order Tends to Disorder
    • 18.8: Entropy
    • 18: Exercises (38)
    • 18: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 19: Vibrations and Waves
    • 19.1: Vibration of a Pendulum
    • 19.2: Wave Description
    • 19.3: Wave Motion
    • 19.4: Wave Speed
    • 19.5: Transverse Waves
    • 19.6: Longitudinal Waves
    • 19.7: Interference
    • 19.8: Standing Waves
    • 19.9: Doppler Effect
    • 19.10: Bow Waves
    • 19.11: Shock Waves
    • 19: Exercises (37)
    • 19: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 20: Sound
    • 20.1: Speed of Sound in Air
    • 20.2: Reflection of Sound
    • 20.3: Refraction of Sound
    • 20.4: Energy in Sound Waves
    • 20.5: Forced Vibrations
    • 20.6: Natural Frequency
    • 20.7: Resonance
    • 20.8: Interference
    • 20.9: Beats
    • 20: Exercises (39)
    • 20: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 21: Musical Sounds
    • 21.1: Pitch
    • 21.2: Sound Intensity and Loudness
    • 21.3: Quality
    • 21.4: Musical Instruments
    • 21.5: Fourier Analysis
    • 21.6: Compact Discs
    • 21: Exercises (37)
    • 21: Problems (5)

  • Chapter 22: Electrostatics
    • 22.1: Electrical Forces
    • 22.2: Electric Charges
    • 22.3: Conservation of Charge
    • 22.4: Coulomb's Law
    • 22.5: Conductors and Insulators
    • 22.6: Superconductors
    • 22.7: Charging
    • 22.8: Charge Polarization
    • 22.9: Electric Field
    • 22.10: Electric Potential
    • 22.11: Electric Energy Storage
    • 22: Exercises (42)
    • 22: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 23: Electric Current
    • 23.1: Flow of Charge
    • 23.2: Electric Current
    • 23.3: Voltage Sources
    • 23.4: Electrical Resistance
    • 23.5: Ohm's Law
    • 23.6: Direct Current and Alternating Current
    • 23.7: Speed and Source of Electrons in a Circuit
    • 23.8: Electric Power
    • 23.9: Electric Circuits
    • 23: Exercises (43)
    • 23: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 24: Magnetism
    • 24.1: Magnetic Forces
    • 24.2: Magnetic Poles
    • 24.3: Magnetic Fields
    • 24.4: Magnetic Domains
    • 24.5: Electric Currents and Magnetic Fields
    • 24.6: Magnetic Force on Moving Charged Particles
    • 24.7: Magnetic Force on Current-Carrying Wires
    • 24.8: Earth's Magnetic Field
    • 24.9: Biomagnetism
    • 24: Exercises (31)

  • Chapter 25: Electromagnetic Induction
    • 25.1: Electromagnetic Induction
    • 25.2: Faraday's Law
    • 25.3: Generators and Alternating Current
    • 25.4: Power Production
    • 25.5: Self-Induction
    • 25.6: Power Transmission
    • 25.7: Field Induction
    • 25.8: In Perspective
    • 25: Exercises (36)
    • 25: Problems (5)

  • Chapter 26: Properties of Light
    • 26.1: Electromagnetic Waves
    • 26.2: Transparent Materials
    • 26.3: Opaque Materials
    • 26.4: Seeing Light - The Eye
    • 26: Exercises (35)
    • 26: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 27: Color
    • 27.1: Selective Reflection
    • 27.2: Selective Transmission
    • 27.3: Mixing Colored Light
    • 27.4: Mixing Colored Pigments
    • 27.5: Why the Sky is Blue
    • 27.6: Why Sunsets Are Red
    • 27.7: Why Clouds are White
    • 27.8: Why Water is Greenish Blue
    • 27: Exercises (38)

  • Chapter 28: Reflection and Refraction
    • 28.1: Reflection
    • 28.2: Principle of Least Time
    • 28.3: Law of Reflection
    • 28.4: Refraction
    • 28.5: Cause of Refraction
    • 28.6: Total Internal Reflection
    • 28.7: Lenses
    • 28.8: Lens Defects
    • 28: Exercises (43)
    • 28: Problems (8)

  • Chapter 29: Light Waves
    • 29.1: Huygens' Principle
    • 29.2: Diffraction
    • 29.3: Interference
    • 29.4: Polarization
    • 29.5: Holography
    • 29: Exercises (37)

  • Chapter 30: Light Emission
    • 30.1: Excitation
    • 30.2: Incandescence
    • 30.3: Fluorescence
    • 30.4: Phosphorescence
    • 30.5: Lasers
    • 30: Exercises (45)
    • 30: Problems (1)

  • Chapter 31: Light Quanta
    • 31.1: Birth of Quantum Theory
    • 31.2: Quantization and Planck's Constant
    • 31.3: Photoelectric Effect
    • 31.4: Wave-Particle Duality
    • 31.5: Double-Slit Experiment
    • 31.6: Particles as Waves: Electron Diffraction
    • 31.7: Uncertainty Principle
    • 31.8: Complementarity
    • 31: Exercises (35)
    • 31: Problems (3)

  • Chapter 32: The Atom and the Quantum
    • 32.1: The Discovery of the Atomic Nucleus
    • 32.2: Discovery of the Electron
    • 32.3: Atomic Spectra: Clues to Atomic Structure
    • 32.4: Bohr Model of the Atom
    • 32.5: Relative Sizes of Atoms
    • 32.6: Explanation of Quantized Energy Levels: Electron Waves
    • 32.7: Quantum Mechanics
    • 32.8: Correspondence Principle
    • 32: Exercises (30)
    • 32: Problems (2)

  • Chapter 33: The Atomic Nucleus and Radioactivity
    • 33.1: X-Rays and Radioactivity
    • 33.2: Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Rays
    • 33.3: The Nucleus
    • 33.4: Isotopes
    • 33.5: Why Atoms are Radioactive
    • 33.6: Half-Life
    • 33.7: Transmutation of Elements
    • 33.8: Radioactive Isotopes
    • 33.9: Radiometric Dating
    • 33.10: Effects of Radiation on Humans
    • 33: Exercises (39)
    • 33: Problems (5)

  • Chapter 34: Nuclear Fission and Fusion
    • 34.1: Nuclear Fission
    • 34.2: Nuclear Fission Reactors
    • 34.3: Plutonium
    • 34.4: The Breeder Reactor
    • 34.5: Fission Power
    • 34.6: Mass-Energy Equivalence
    • 34.7: Nuclear Fusion
    • 34.8: Controlling Fusion
    • 34: Exercises (38)
    • 34: Problems (3)

  • Chapter 35: Special Theory of Relativity
    • 35.1: Motion is Relative
    • 35.2: Michelson-Morley Experiment
    • 35.3: Postulates of the Special Theory of Relativity
    • 35.4: Simultaneity
    • 35.5: Spacetime
    • 35.6: Time Dilation
    • 35.7: The Twin Trip
    • 35.8: Addition of Velocities
    • 35.9: Space Travel
    • 35.10: Length Contraction
    • 35.11: Relativistic Momentum
    • 35.12: Mass, Energy, and E = mc^2
    • 35.13: The Correspondance Principle
    • 35: Exercises (39)
    • 35: Problems (10)

  • Chapter 36: General Theory of Relativity
    • 36.1: Principle of Equivalence
    • 36.2: Bending of Light by Gravity
    • 36.3: Gravity and Time: Gravitational Red Shift
    • 36.4: Gravity and Space: Motion of Mercury
    • 36.5: Gravity, Space, and a New Geometry
    • 36.6: Gravitational Waves
    • 36.7: Newtonian and Einsteinian Gravitation
    • 36: Exercises (30)

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Chapter 10: Projectile and Satellite Motion
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Chapter 11: The Atomic Nature of Matter
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Chapter 15: Temperature, Heat, and Expansion
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Chapter 16: Heat Transfer
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Chapter 17: Change of Phase
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Chapter 18: Thermodynamics
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Chapter 21: Musical Sounds
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Chapter 23: Electric Current
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Chapter 24: Magnetism
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Chapter 26: Properties of Light
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Chapter 27: Color
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Chapter 29: Light Waves
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Chapter 31: Light Quanta
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Chapter 32: The Atom and the Quantum
E 30 001 002 004 005 006 007 008 009 011 012 015 017 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 029 030 031 033 035 036 037 038 039 040
P 2 001 002
Chapter 33: The Atomic Nucleus and Radioactivity
E 39 002 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 026 027 028 029 032 033 035 036 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 048 049 050
P 5 001 002 003 004 005
Chapter 34: Nuclear Fission and Fusion
E 38 001 003 004 005 006 007 009 010 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 026 027 028 029 033 034 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048 049 050
P 3 001 002 003
Chapter 35: Special Theory of Relativity
E 39 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 037 038 039 040 041 043 044 047 048 049 050
P 10 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010
Chapter 36: General Theory of Relativity
E 30 002 003 004 005 007 008 009 011 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 022 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 033 034 036 037 039 040
Total 1606  
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