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Sound level and loudness

Are not equivalent (loudness represented by phons)

Velocity and frequency going from one medium to anotha

Velocity changes but frequency stays the same (not true for light)


Why is the sun bright but not loud?

Sound waves are longitudinal waves and require a medium to travel

Light is a ____ wave

Electromagnetic/transverse

Increasing wave frequency of electromagnetic spectrum

R M I V U X G (roman men invented very unusual xray guns)

In reflection and refraction

Angles are measured to normal

Refraction equation thing

Critical angle

Diffraction

Light waves encounter a bottleneck then spread after like the wifi symbol

Dispersion

Higher frequencies have higher indexes of refraction

Only transverse waves can beeeeeee

Polarized

Focal length eq

Lens tables

Focal length

The other one is concave

Real images are always

Inverted

Photoelectric equation

Conduction

Heat transfer through solids in contact

Convection

Heat transfer through liquid circulation

Radiation

Heat transfer by emission or absorption of electromagnetic energy

Zeroth law of thermodynamics

Temperature is a fundamental product property of any substance, two substances in contact will transfer heat until they achieve the same temperature

First law of thermodynamics

The internal energy of a closed system depends on how much heat energy is transferred into the system and how much work the system does on its surroundings E=Q-W

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One atmosphere equals

100 kilopascals, 760 mm of mercury, 760 torr