Cambridge IGCSE Physical Science resources tailored to the 0652 syllabus for first examination in 2019, and all components of the series are endorsed by Cambridge International Examinations. This Physics Workbook is tailored to the Cambridge IGCSE Physical Science (0652) syllabus for first examination in 2019 and is endorsed for learner support by Cambridge International Examinations. The workbook covers both the Core and the Supplement material with exercises that are designed to develop students' skills in problem-solving and data handling, planning investigations and application of theory to practice. Answers are provided at the back of the book. Table of Contents Introduction How to use this book P1. Making measurements P1.1 The SI system of units P1.2 Paper measurements P1.3 Density data P1.4 Testing your body clock P2. Describing motion P2.1 Measuring speed P2.2 Speed calculations P2.3 More speed calculations P2.4 Distance–time graphs P2.5 Acceleration P2.6 Velocity–time graphs P3. Forces and motion P3.1 Identifying forces P3.2 The effects of forces P3.3 Combining forces P3.4 Force, mass and acceleration P3.5 Mass and weight P3.6 Falling P4. Turning effects of forces P4.1 Turning effect of a force P4.2 Calculating moments P4.3 Stability and centre of mass P4.4 Make a mobile P5. Forces and matter P5.1 Stretching a spring P5.2 Stretching rubber P5.3 Pressure P6. Energy transformations and energy transfers P6.1 Recognising forms of energy P6.2 Energy efficiency P6.3 Energy calculations P7. Energy resources P7.1 Renewables and non-renewables P7.2 Wind energy P7.3 Energy from the Sun P8. Work and power P8.1 Forces doing work, transferring energy P8.2 Calculating work done P8.3 Measuring work done P8.4 Power P9. The kinetic model of matter P9.1 Changes of state P9.2 The kinetic model of matter P9.3 Understanding gases P10. Thermal properties of matter P10.1 Calibrating a thermometer P10.2 Demonstrating thermal expansion P10.3 Thermal expansion P11. Thermal (heat) energy transfers P11.1 Conductors of heat P11.2 Convection currents P11.3 Radiation P11.4 Losing heat P12. Sound P12.1 Sound on the move P12.2 Sound as a wave P13. Light P13.1 On reflection P13.2 Refraction of light P13.3 The changing speed of light P13.4 A perfect mirror P13.5 Image in a lens P14. Properties of waves P14.1 Describing waves P14.2 The speed of waves P14.3 Wave phenomena P15. Spectra P15.1 Electromagnetic waves P15.2 Using electromagnetic radiation P16. Magnetism P16.1 Attraction and repulsion P16.2 Make a magnet P16.3 Magnetic fields P17. Static electricity P17.1 Attraction and repulsion P17.2 Moving charges P17.3 Static at home P18. Electrical quantities P18.1 Current in a circuit P18.2 Current and charge P18.3 Electrical resistance P18.4 Electrical energy and power P19. Electric circuits P19.1 Circuit components and their symbols P19.2 Resistor combinations P19.3 More resistor combinations P19.4 Electrical safety P20. Electromagnetism P20.1 Using electromagnetism P20.2 Electricity generation P20.3 Transformers P21. The nuclear atom P21.1 The structure of the atom P21.1 Isotopes P22. Radioactivity P22.1 The nature of radiation P22.2 Radioactive decay equations P22.3 Radioactive decay Answers.
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