Year 10 coursework- Resistance of a wire
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Aim: In my experiment I am aiming to discover what happens to the resistance of a wire as the length is changed. Independent variables - Length of wire - Diameter of wire - Material of wire The factor I will be investigating is length. I have chose not to investigate the type of material of the wire because I would not be able to draw a line graph to analyse my results. I could not investigate the diameter of the wire due to limited resources. Background information - Electricity is a property of matter that results from the presence or...
doubling the amount of energy lost in these collisions. I predict that my results will look something like this: To make a fair test: -The diameter and material of the wire will be kept the same -The power pack will be kept at 4 volts. - The same wire and equipment will be used throughout the experiment. Safety precautions In order to perform a safe experiment, a low voltage was chosen and the power will only be switched on briefly so that overheating is minimilised. Also I will make sure that the wire is completely cool before touching it.
doubling the amount of energy lost in these collisions. I predict that my results will look something like this: To make a fair test: -The diameter and material of the wire will be kept the same -The power pack will be kept at 4 volts. - The same wire and equipment will be used throughout the experiment. Safety precautions In order to perform a safe experiment, a low voltage was chosen and the power will only be switched on briefly so that overheating is minimilised. Also I will make sure that the wire is completely cool before touching it.
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HYPOTHESIS We can recognize four types of substances due to their structure: ionic, metallic, covalent, and molecular. If a given substance has a metallic luster, is malleable and ductile, is a good conductor of heat and electricity, and has high melting and boiling points, than it is supposed to...
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The Problem In this experiment I will be trying to uncover the relationship between springs, which are placed in parallel, and series in relation to Hooke's law. Prediction I predict that the springs in parallel will be approximately half the length of the spring that is by...
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INTRODUCTION: In this coursework investigation, I will be doing a series of experiments to see how changing the length of a piece of wire affects the resistance of the wire. PREDICTION & BACKGROUND THEORY: I predict that as the length of wire becomes longer, the resistance...
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The following shows the collision theory used to explain the effect of temperature and concentration Prediction: In this investigation I expect to find as I increase the temperature the reaction will take place faster. This is because as the temperature increases, it gives more energy to the sodium thiosulphate and...
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Introduction What is electrical resistance? Electrical resistance is what limits the current inside a circuit. What effects resistance? ?óÔé¼?ó Length: The longer the length of a wire the higher the resistance level will be. ?óÔé¼?ó Diameter: The thicker the diameter of a wire the lower...
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