ICSE Class 12 Physics — Flashcards
ICSE Class 12 Physics flashcards, chapter by chapter — 1052 flashcards across 32 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.
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Q: State the law of interaction between electric charges.
A: Like charges repel each other while unlike charges attract each other.
Q: Why is repulsion the real test of charge on a body?
A: Attraction can occur even between a charged body and an uncharged body due to induction. Repulsion happens only when both bodies are charged with like charge, so it is the definite test.
Q: State the definition of a conductor and give examples.
A: Conductors are substances through which electric charge can easily flow. Metals, human body, earth, mercury, and electrolytes are conductors.
Q: State the definition of a concave mirror.
A: A concave mirror is one whose reflecting surface is towards the centre of the sphere of which the mirror is a part. It forms a real focus for parallel rays.
Q: State the definition of a convex mirror.
A: A convex mirror is one whose reflecting surface is away from the centre of the sphere of which the mirror is a part. It forms a virtual focus and always gives a virtual, erect, diminished image for a
Q: What is the pole of a spherical mirror?
A: The pole is the central point of the reflecting surface of the mirror. It is taken as the origin in the New Cartesian sign convention.
Q: State the area vector.
A: Formula: A = A · n̂ Meaning: The area vector has magnitude equal to the area and direction along the outward normal. Unit: m² for area magnitude. Quick example: For a plane surface, the vector points
Q: A plane surface of area 5 m² has its normal at 60° to a uniform electric field of 20 N/C. Find the electric flux.
A: Given: E = 20 N/C, A = 5 m², θ = 60° Formula: Φ_E = EA cosθ Step 1: cos 60° = 1/2 Step 2: Φ_E = 20 × 5 × (1/2) N·m²/C Step 3: Φ_E = 50 N·m²/C Answer: 50 N·m²/C
Q: What is the electric flux through a plane surface parallel to the electric field?
A: For a plane surface parallel to the field, θ = 90°. Formula: Φ_E = EA cosθ Since cos 90° = 0, the flux is 0. Physical meaning: field lines do not pass through the surface normally. Example: A surface
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32 chapters
Electric Charges and Fields
Reflection of Light: Spherical Mirrors
Gauss' theorem
Refraction of light at a Plane Interface: Total Internal Reflection: Optical Fibre
Electric Potential
Refraction of Light at spherical surfaces: Lenses
Capacitors and Dielectrics
Refraction and Dispersion of Light through a Prism
Electric Resistance and OHM's Law
Optical Instruments
DC Circuits and Measurements
Wave Nature of Light: Hygens' Principle
Moving Charges and Magnetic Field
Interference of Light
Torque on a Current-loop: Moving-Coil Galvanometer
Diffraction of Light
Magnetic Field and Earth's Magnetism
Polarisation of Light
Magnetic Classification of Substances
Photoelectric Effect
Electromagnetic Induction
Matter Waves
Alternating Current
Atom, Origin of Spectra: Bohr's Theory of Hydrogen Atom
Electromagnetic Waves
Nuclear Structure
Mass- Energy Equivalence: Nuclear Binding Energy
Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion: Source of Energy
Semiconductor Electronics
Junction Diodes
Junction Transistors
Logic Gates
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