IGCSE Radioactivity, animated powerpoint. Unstable nuclei, alpha/beta/gamma decay, decay equations, half-life, Ba-137m experiment, radioisotope uses, ionisation smoke detector, carbon-dating, background radiation, harmful effects of radiation, safety precautions. 34 slides.
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Well presented and informative, I can see school physics has moved on since my days! Great source of information for people at any level. Being a fan of the current plethora of treasure hunting documentaries, I found the carbon dating section of great interest. Good work author!
Very detailed and easy to follow slides. I love Physics in my high school days and this is a refresher for me. Great ppt, I am sure it will be of help for those studying for IGCSE.
Very informative Powerpoint. It includes in-depth knowledge and content for IGCSE level Physics, though it may also benefit those in higher education. Saves lots of research time as mostly everything is included in this PowerPoint. Overall, great work!
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I downloaded this as we're currently stuck in transit and can't get my daughter to school. So trying to keep her caught up with GCSE physics. <br /> <br /> This was a really useful resource and I was surprised into how much depth and detail JerryFrog went into. <br /> <br /> A lot of what was a mystery at Physics A-Level 30 years ago suddenly became clear - and it was surprisingly easy to explain the vast majority of it to my daughter AND have an informed 2-way conversation as a result.<br /> <br /> One thing that did throw me was that I didn't know what the N:Z ratio was and it would have been useful to have had that explained in the notes. <br /> <br /> Great job!
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