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Pearson IGCSE Physics Revision Notes

Our Pearson iGCSE Physics revision notes have been broken down into topics to make it easier for you to dive into areas where you feel you need more practise. With simple explanations, examples and diagrams, the notes are the perfect accompaniment to your iGCSE Physics prep.

Pearson IGCSE - 1 Forces & motion

Balancing Moments (GCSE Physics)

Work Done in a Spring (GCSE Physics)

Changes in Momentum (GCSE Physics)

Forces and Elasticity (GCSE Physics)

Momentum (GCSE Physics)

Conservation of Momentum (GCSE Physics)

Factors Affecting Braking Distance (GCSE Physics)

Newton’s Third Law (GCSE Physics)

Reaction Time (GCSE Physics)

Stopping Distance (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 2 Electricity

Radiation and Temperature (GCSE Physics)

Perfect Black Bodies (GCSE Physics)

Charging Materials (GCSE Physics)

Static Electricity (GCSE Physics)

Charged Objects (GCSE Physics)

Dangers of Electricity (GCSE Physics)

Power: Work Done (GCSE Physics)

Alternating and Direct Potential Difference (GCSE Physics)

Power: Current and Potential Difference (GCSE Physics)

Series and Parallel Circuits (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 3 Waves

Dangers of Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Applications of Electromagnetic Waves (GCSE Physics)

Electromagnetic Spectrum (GCSE Physics)

Properties of Electromagnetic Waves (GCSE Physics)

Frequency Range (GCSE Physics)

The Ear (GCSE Physics)

Sound Waves Through Solids (GCSE Physics)

Measuring the Speed: Water Waves (GCSE Physics)

Measuring the Speed: Sound Waves (GCSE Physics)

Wave Speed (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 4 Energy resources & transfers

Non-renewable Energy Sources (GCSE Physics)

Energy Resources: Electricity Generation (GCSE Physics)

Renewable Energy Sources (GCSE Physics)

Efficiency (GCSE Physics)

Reducing Energy Waste (GCSE Physics)

Energy Resources: Heating (GCSE Physics)

Thermal Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Thermal Convection (GCSE Physics)

Thermal Conduction (GCSE Physics)

The Law of Conservation of Energy (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 5 Solids, liquids, gases

Fluid Pressures Part 2 (GCSE Physics)

Fluid Pressures Part 1 (GCSE Physics)

Pressure in Gases (GCSE Physics)

Heating and Cooling Graphs (GCSE Physics)

Specific Heat Capacity Calculations (GCSE Physics)

Changes in Thermal Energy (GCSE Physics)

Energy of Particles (GCSE Physics)

Changes of State (GCSE Physics)

Investigating Density (GCSE Physics)

Density Calculations (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 6 Magnetism & electromagnetism

Power Input & Output (GCSE Physics)

Step Up & Step Down Transformers(GCSE Physics)

Ratio of Potential Differences (GCSE Physics)

Transformers (GCSE Physics)

Loudspeakers (GCSE Physics)

Induced Potential & the Generator Effect(GCSE Physics)

Electric Motors (GCSE Physics)

Fleming’s Left Hand Rule (GCSE Physics)

Electromagnetism (GCSE Physics)

Magnetic Fields (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 7 Radioactivity and particles

Associated Hazards and Precautions (GCSE Physics)

Fusion in Stars (GCSE Physics)

Nuclear Fusion (GCSE Physics)

Chain Reactions (GCSE Physics)

Nuclear Fission (GCSE Physics)

Evaluation of Uses (GCSE Physics)

Risks of Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Uses of Nuclear Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Measuring Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Background Radiation (GCSE Physics)

Pearson IGCSE - 8 Astrophysics

Receding Galaxies (GCSE Physics)

Red-Shift (GCSE Physics)

Big Bang Theory (GCSE Physics)

Life Cycle of a Star (GCSE Physics)

Formation of Stars (GCSE Physics)

Comparing Types of Orbits (GCSE Physics)

Orbital Speed (GCSE Physics)

Gravity & Orbits (GCSE Physics)

Orbital Motion (GCSE Physics)

Our Solar System (GCSE Physics)

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