Powerpoint covering the content for objective 10.4.3 of the AQA A level Medical Physics option. There are 18 slides covering the theory behind the precession of hydrogen nuclei, how RF pulses make the nuclei change their spin state and how the subsequent relaxation allows images to be created. Images courtesy of IOP.

Powerpoint covering all the content for the Sound and Hearing topic taught in Year 8. There are 29 slides covering the definition of sound and echoes, animation showing what is meant by longitudinal waves, description of how musical instruments produce sound, graphs to show change in pitch and change in volume, definition of the Decibel, the human hearing range, ultrasound and noise and methods of reducing noise. Structured to be delivered easily within about 5 lessons, allowing time for some related experiments (e.g. tuning forks, signal generator to test hearing range).

Powerpoint for the New GCSE (9-1) Physics course, Unit 5 Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Covers the theory of reflection and refraction and has links embedded for interactive links to demonstrate both processes.

Powerpoint for use as part of the second lesson in the AQA AS Level Physics Waves topic. Covers the definition of phase difference and describes the different ways that progressive waves can interact with a boundary.

Powerpoint for revising KS3 (year 8) physics topic of Heating and Cooling. Content includes the differences between heat and temperature, phase changes, methods of heat transfer, heat loss from houses and methods for reducing them. Also useful as introduction to Energy topic in the new GCSE specification.

Powerpoint for the KS3 (Year7) biology Cells topic. There are 42 slides covering animal and plant cells, how to use a microscope, specialised cells, cell division of animal cells, pollination and fertilisation of plant cells.

Powerpoint containing 27 slides focusing on the content for section 10.4.1 (Ultrasound Imaging section) of the Medical Physics option topic. Explains how ultrasound pulses are produced and how acoustic impedance allows them to build up images. Describes the differences between A-scans and B-scans. Images courtesy of IOP.

Powerpoint for the second lesson in the Periodic Motion topic. Contains 23 slides covering description of centripetal acceleration, some practice questions, definition of centripetal force, various examples of centripetal force and 4 calculation questions with worked solutions.

Powerpoint for IB Physics Unit 1, containing 17 slides on uncertainty calculations, both numerical calculations and from graphs (error bars, gradient uncertainties).

Powerpoint covering the KS3 (Year 7) topic of Simple Chemical Reactions. The 28 slides cover the definition of a chemical reaction, the reactivity of metals, reactions of metals with oxygen, description of what is needed for combustion and reactions with carbonates. Slides include descriptions of relevant experiments.

Powerpoint covering 3 lessons on momentum over 26 slides. Starts with the definition of momentum and several simple calculation questions, then works through examples of conservation of momentum in collisions and explosions and then moves onto changing momentum when an external force is involved.

Powerpoint covering a detailed description of the structure of nuclear power stations, then states advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power. Final slides cover the description of nuclear fusion and conditions needed for it to become viable.

Powerpoint suitable for both IB Diploma and AS physics mechanics lesson on Hooke's law. Includes 17 slides covering a simulation of a relevant experiment and related graph, so it is ideal to use to follow up on students performing the experiment themselves. Other slides cover the theory of Hooke's law, material definitions of elastic and plastic behaviour, then several examples of applications of the theory.

Powerpoint for AQA AS Physics, Combinations of Waves topic, covering the theory and applications of lasers. Includes a link to a very useful PHet simulation.

Powerpoint for AQA AS Level Physics Waves topic, covering the theory of refraction, Snell's law with a few worked examples and details of a simple refraction experiment to allow students to investigate refraction.

Powerpoint covering the content for the graphs for capacitors charging and discharging and notes on dielectric heating application (including link to a useful animation).

Powerpoint covering the content for the second lesson of the EdExcel P2 Unit 5 Radioactivity course. Content includes description of background radiation, description and animation of nuclear fission and diagram explaining how this leads to a chain reaction. Slides also describe the roles of control rods, moderator and coolant in nuclear reactor cores.

Document showing absorption and emission line spectra in simple terms.

Powerpoint containing a cartoon video of a car moving and slowing down for students to log data and then plot a graph. The completed graph is then shown and step-by-step instructions are shown to explain how to analyse graphs to work out the type of motion. Final slide shows how speed is calculated using a distance-time graph.

AQA A Level Physics Year 2 - Thermal Physics - Word document containing mathematical derivation of the Ideal Gas Equation with description of each stage.