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Theme
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What is being studied
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The student will
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Number of hours
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Date
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Heat phenomena
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1
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Motion of atoms and molecules.
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Brownian motion. Diffusion. Molecular-kinetic theory.
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Describe experimental proofs and show examples of Molecular-Kinetic Theory.
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1
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2
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Temperature and internal energy.
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Temperature. Temperature scales. Internal energy.
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Describe usage of thermal expansion in temperature measurement;
Use different temperature scales (Kelvin, Celsius);
Describe ways of changing of internal energy.
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1
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3
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Heat transfer. Application of heat transfer.
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Heat transfer. Conduction. Convection. Radiotion.
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Compare different types of heat transfer;
Tell examples of heat transfer in daily life and industry;
Tell examples of adaptation of living organisms to different temperatures.
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1
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4
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Specific heat capacity.
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Mass of the substance. Type of the substance. Change in the temperature of the substance.
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1
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5
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Heat of combustion.
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Heat of combustion. Formula of heat of combustion.
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Apply formula of heat of combustion to solve problems.
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1
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6
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Heat exchange.
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Heat exchange. Heat balance.
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Apply equation of heat balance to solve problems.
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1
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States of matter
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7
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Melting and freezing.
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Melting. Specific latent of fusion. Freezing. Formula of freezing/ melting.
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Use Molecular-Kinetic Theory to describe melting and freezing;
Apply formula of freezing/ melting for problem solving.
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1
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8
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Evaporation and condensation.
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Evaporation. Specific latent heat of evaporation. Condensation.
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Use Molecular-Kinetic Theory to describe boiling and condensation;
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1
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9
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Graphical analysis.
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Temperature-time graph of melting and freezing; boiling and condensation.
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Analyze temperature-time graph of melting and freezing;
Analyse temperature-time graph of boiling and condensation.
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1
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10
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Humidity.
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Humidity. Humidity and Temperature. Boiling and Air pressure.
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Determine amount of heat during boiling;
Explain dependence of boiling point on external pressure.
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1
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Thermodynamics
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11
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First law of thermodynamics.
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First law of thermodynamics.
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Explain the first law of thermodynamics.
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1
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12
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Heat engines.
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Heat engines.
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1
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13
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Efficiency of heat engine.
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Efficiency of heat engine. The formula of efficiency.
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Determine efficiency of heat engine;
Propose methods to increase efficiency of heat engines.
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1
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14
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Ecology and energy.
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Fossil fuels. Biomass fuels. Nuclear fuels. Water power. Sun and wind power.
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Estimate the effect of heat engines on ecology of environment.
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1
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Electrostatics
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15
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Electric charge.
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Electric charge. Charging methods. Positive and negative effects of charging.
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Characterize electric charge;
Explain charging by friction and induction;
Give examples of positive and negative effects of charging;
Explain charging by rubbing, induction and contact.
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1
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16
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Conservation of electric charge. Coulomb’s law.
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Conservation of electric charge. Interaction between charges. Coulomb’s law.
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Explain law of conservation of charge;
Apply Coulomb’s law for problem solving.
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1
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17
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Electric field.
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Electric field.
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Explain physical meaning of “electric field” and determine its dynamics characteristics;
Calculate force applied on charge by electric field;
Show electric field by using electric field lines.
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1
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18
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Electric potential. Potential difference.
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Potential. Potential difference.
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Explain physical meaning of electric potential and potential difference.
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1
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19
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Capacitance and capacitors.
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Electric capacitance. Capacitors. Parallel plate capacitors.
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Describe structure of capacitor and its function.
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1
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