PhysikWiki - Physik Hilfe 3.2.10

The Physics Wiki provides a comprehensive collection of exercises, articles, and formulas that are designed to enhance the understanding of physics fundamentals starting from 7th grade. This platform serves not only as a dictionary and a textbook but also as a formula repository specifically tailored for students.

This app is particularly beneficial for preparing for the Intermediate School Certificate (MSA) and the Abitur in physics.

Key features of Physics Wiki include:

• Mobile and compact reference tool
• Glossary of physical terms and formulas
• A broad array of foundational topics from 7th grade
• Optimized for learning, referencing, and practicing
• Clear and detailed explanations with numerous examples for improved understanding
• Practice exercises accompanying each topic
• Well-structured layout with subtopics
• Search functionality
• Suitable for Abitur and MSA preparation

The Physics Wiki offers extensive explanations on critical topics within physics, all presented in a detailed manner. In addition to explanations, the platform includes examples and an abundance of tasks with solution paths. Users can learn, review, or practice at any time and from anywhere with this physics reference tool.

The current topics covered include:

• Fundamentals
  • Volume, mass, density
  • Mathematical tools (formula rearrangement)
• Mechanics
  • Uniform motion
  • Accelerated motion
  • Combination of motions
  • Circular motion
  • Work, energy, power
  • Force
  • Spring balance (Hooke's law)
  • Impulse and forces
  • Newton's axioms
  • Measurement of force with springs
  • Levers
  • Pulleys
  • Inclined planes
• Electricity
  • Electric charges
  • Electric circuits
  • Direct current circuits
  • Electric fields
  • Magnetic fields
  • Electricity and magnetic fields
  • Self-induction
  • Kirchhoff's rules
• Optics
  • Light
  • Light manipulation (reflection and refraction)
  • Perception of light and color
  • Lenses and mirrors
  • Light as a wave
  • Photoelectric effect, Compton effect
  • The electromagnetic spectrum
  • Wave optics
  • Applications of light
• Nuclear and Atomic Physics
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• Theories and Models < > ü< ç ̨ --- loni < p) (tè (è) ç ç ti) The app is continuously being updated to include new articles and exercises. Feedback, suggestions, topics, or improvements can be sent to us at physikwiki@lakschool.de.