AQA Physics: A Level notes

Notes include the following topics: - Fundamental Forces - Radioactive Decay - Introduction to Photons - Particle and Antiparticle interaction (annihilation & pair production) - Feynman Diagrams

Summary notes on AQA A-level Physics Paper 2 , with detailed graphs and key points. Extracted from the AQA textbook. Coloured graphs and easy to understand wordings.

Summary notes on AQA A-level Physics Paper 1 , with detailed graphs and key points. Extracted from the AQA textbook. Coloured graphs and easy to understand wordings.

This is a document of all of the equations, constants, and other important number related information points. The equations are organised neatly in their corresponding topic headings and colour coded for the sections they are in. Each equation has its units next to it and an arrow beside the equation is used to denote which equations and constants you are given in the AQA data sheet. Even if you are not taking the AQA course, a lot of the equations will likely be in both of the courses anyway, j...

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Full notes on Section 3 Mechanics and Materials from the textbook ‘AQA A Level Physics’ with diagrams to help better remember the contents.

Providing an in well in depth , well written subscribed work.

Summary notes on AQA A-level Physics Paper 2 , with detailed graphs and key points. Extracted from the AQA textbook. Coloured graphs and easy to understand wordings.

Summary notes on AQA A-level Physics Paper 1 , with detailed graphs and key points. Extracted from the AQA textbook. Coloured graphs and easy to understand wordings.

Notes include the following topics: - Fundamental Forces - Radioactive Decay - Introduction to Photons - Particle and Antiparticle interaction (annihilation & pair production) - Feynman Diagrams

This is a document of all of the equations, constants, and other important number related information points. The equations are organised neatly in their corresponding topic headings and colour coded for the sections they are in. Each equation has its units next to it and an arrow beside the equation is used to denote which equations and constants you are given in the AQA data sheet. Even if you are not taking the AQA course, a lot of the equations will likely be in both of the courses anyway, j...

Full notes on Section 3 Mechanics and Materials from the textbook ‘AQA A Level Physics’ with diagrams to help better remember the contents.