91172 Atomic and Nuclear Physics - School Use
91172 Atomic and Nuclear Physics - School Use
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This resource covers the things you need to know and be able to do for the NCEA Level 2 Achievement Standard 91172 (Physics 2.5) Demonstrate understanding of atomic and nuclear physics.
What you'll learn
In this resource you'll find answers to questions like:
- What parts do atoms have?
- What did Rutherford demonstrate with his gold foil experiment?
- What is radioactive decay?
- What is meant by 'half life'?
- What are alpha, beta and gamma emissions?
- What is the relationship between mass and energy?
- What is the difference between fission and fusion?
- How is nuclear power generated?
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