Important Questions:

Chapter 11:

1. Molar specific heat
2. Cp-Cv=R
3. B=3a
4. 1st law of thermodynamics (with processes)
5. 2nd law of thermodynamics
6. Equate the clausius and kelvin statements
7. Equate the entropy and 2nd law of thermodynamics
8. P=1/3pV2
9. K.E is directly proportional to Temperature
10. Prove acoccording to the KMT that (P is inversly proportial to 1/v), PV=nRT

Chapter 12:

1. Gauss's law and (its prove)
2. Application of the Gauss's law (spherical charged shell, infinite sheet of charges, two oppositively charged plates)
3. Factors effecting on the capacitance of the capacitor
4. Capacitors (in series and parallel)
5. Coulumb's law

Chapter 13:

1. Resistivity
2. Temperature coefficient
3. e.m.f with its derivation
4. Resistance (in series and parallel)
5. Ohm's law with its limitation

Chapter 14:

1. F=Bsintheta
2. Derivation for B, A.C generator
3. Laws of electromagnetic induction
4. Mutual Induction
5. Self Induction
6. Ampere's circular law with ots application
7. Lenz's law
8. Magnetic flux
9. Motional e.m.f
10. F=qvB
11. Power loss in transformer

Chapter 15:

1. Galvanometer
2. Factors effecting on the sensitivity of the galvanometer
3. Voltmeter
4. Wheat stone bridge
5. Construction and working of galvanometer

Chapter 16:

1. Diode as a rectifier
2. P type, n type
3. Semi conductor
4. Forward bias, Reversed bias
5. Band theory

Chapter 17:

1. Compton effect
2. Theory of relativity with its consequence
3. Einstien results for the photo electric equation

Chapter 18:

1. Derivation of enrgy level diagram
2. Bohr's X-ray production
3. Laser, ruby laser

Chapter 19:

1. Exponential equation of the radioactive decay
2. Law of radioactive decay
3. Half life
4. Fission and fusion
5. Nuclear reactor
6. Mass defect
7. Binding Energy

Chapter 20:

1. Geiger mular counter