Physics : principles & problems : teacher essentials / Paul W Zitzewitz, David G Haase, Kathleen A Harper.

Includes index.

ch. 1. A physics toolkit -- ch. 2. Representing motion -- ch. 3. Accelerated motion -- ch. 4. Forces in one dimension -- ch. 5. Displacement and force in two dimensions -- ch. 6. Motion in two dimensions -- ch. 7. Gravitation -- ch. 8. Rotational motion -- ch. 9. Momentum and its conservation -- ch. 10. Work, energy, and machines -- ch. 11. Energy and its conservation -- ch. 12. Thermal energy -- ch. 13. States of matter -- ch. 14. Vibrations and waves -- ch. 15. Sound -- ch. 16. Fundamentals of light -- ch. 17. Reflections and mirrors -- ch. 18. Refraction and lenses -- ch. 19. Interference and diffraction -- ch. 20. Static electricity -- ch. 21. Electric fields -- ch. 22. Electric current -- ch. 23. Series and parallel circuits -- ch. 24. Magnetic fields -- ch. 25. Electromagnetic induction -- ch. 26. Electromagnetism -- ch. 27. Quantum theory -- ch. 28. The atom -- ch. 29. Solid-state electronics -- ch. 30. -- Nuclear and particle physics.

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