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An Introduction to Waves with the Jelly Baby Wave Machine - A Level Physics

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Wavelength, Period, Amplitude and Phase Difference - A Level Physics

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Wave properties: Reflection, Refraction and Diffraction

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Wave properties: Reflection, Refraction and Diffraction

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Wave Properties: Reflection, Refraction, Diffraction and Polarisation - A Level Physics

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Wave Amplitude and Intensity - A Level Physics

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Electromagnetic Waves - Why are they Transverse?

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Electromagnetic Waves - Why are they Transverse?

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A Level Physics - Electromagnetic Waves: Why they are Transverse

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EM waves are all around us from long wavelength radio waves to gamma radiation emitted from the rocks beneath your feet. If you would like to see more A Level Physics videos then please Subscribe to my channel to keep updated with new videos and to search the Playlists already created.

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Electromagnetic Waves - Wavelengths and Frequencies

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Electromagnetic Waves - Wavelengths and Frequencies

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A Level Physics - Electromagnetic Waves: Wavelengths and Frequencies

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You should probably learn this! It is worth having a good idea of the wavelengths of the various parts of the EM Spectrum.

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Only transverse waves can be polarised, this video explains why. It also shows why sunglasses are known as 'polaroids' and how you can test this yourself on a sunny day. If you would like to see more A Level Physics videos then please Subscribe to my channel to keep updated with new videos and to search the Playlists already created.

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A-Level Practical - Polarisation of Microwaves

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A-Level Practical - Polarisation of Microwaves

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A Level Physics Practical - Polarisation of Microwaves

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A Level Physics - Refraction and Snell's Law

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A Level Physics - Total Internal Reflection and Critical Angle

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A Level Physics - Superposition of Waves

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Coherence and Path Difference - A Level Physics

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Two Source Interference of Waves - A Level Physics

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Young's Double Slit Experiment - A Level Physics

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The Equation for Velocity of Waves on a String

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The Equation for Velocity of Waves on a String

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The Equation for Velocity of Waves on a String - A Level Physics

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A-Level Practical: Standing Waves on a String (Melde's Appartus)

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A-Level Practical: Standing Waves on a String (Melde's Appartus)

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A Level Physics Practical - Standing Waves on a String (Melde's Apparatus)

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Standing and Stationary Waves on a String - A Level Physics

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Standing and Stationary Waves in an Open Pipe

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Standing and Stationary Waves in an Open Pipe

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Standing and Stationary Waves in an open tube - A Level Physics

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Race between a dropped ball and one launched horizontally

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Make waves with a dripping faucet, audio speaker, or laser! Add a second source or a pair of slits to create an interference pattern.

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Wave superposition | AS A Level Physics Revision | University of Salford

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Sounds Amazing, a learning resource for AS and A-Level Physics. This site is designed to help you to understand sound and waves.

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Diffraction through a single slit in foil

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Two source interference wavefronts with min and max lines