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Thermal physics (A-level only)

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What is the cause of this observation of Brownian motion?

A

The pollen grains absorbing light from the microscope lamp, increasing their kinetic energy.

B

Convection currents in the water caused by local heating from the light source.

C

Constant random collisions between water molecules and the pollen grains.

D

The pollen grains being alive and swimming randomly through the water.

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Thermal physics (A-level only) Questions

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48 exam-style questions on AQA A Level Physics Thermal physics (A-level only), covering Thermal energy transfer (A-level only), Ideal gases (A-level only), and Molecular kinetic theory model (A-level only). Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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