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... harnesses physical phenomenon unique to quantum mechanics to realize a fundamentally new mode of information processing.
In a quantum computer, the fundamental unit of information (called a quantum bit or qubit), is not binary but rather more quaternary in nature. This ...
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A2 OCR B (Advancing Physics) - Research and Report: Nuclear Fusion as an Energy Source
... Proton cycle in the most common and occurs in our Sun. The reaction produces 27 MeV of energy but the reaction rate is very low, however the tremendous conditions on the Sun; 10-15 Million °C, 1/4 of a trillion atmospheres ...
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A2 OCR B Advancing Physics Coursework - Research and Report - The development of a Theory of Gravity
... appears to be four basic forces at work. Gravity is the weakest of the four but acts over great distances, binding stars and galaxies together. The electromagnetic force is stronger and is responsible for holding atoms and molecules together. As ...
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A2 Physics;Research Report - Use and Function of Positron Emission Tomography
... crystals). A computer processes this information to reconstruct, very accurately, the point inside the patient from which the photons originated. The result is a map of the blood flow in the brain. If the patient is asked to carry o ...
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Am going to test the following insulators:- Ø No InsulationØ FeltØ CottonØ Bubble WrapØ Cardboard
... that is not true with a piece of wood. Good conductors of electricity are often good conductors of heat.
Since the atoms are closer together, solids conduct heat better than liquids or gasses. This means that two solid materials in contact ...
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An internal investigation into the creation of a research facility for the development of a quantum computer.
... is a probability of it being here and a probability of it being there. This means that they can be represented as on, off, and on and off giving three different states. The sheer number of atoms means that this ...
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An Investigation into Gamma Rays and the Inverse Square Law.
... law.
E.g.: - All measures of exposure of a point radiation source will drop off by the inverse square law.
If the radiation exposure is 100mR/hr at 1 inch from a source, the exposure will be 0.01mR/hr at 100 inches.
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Are Mobile Phones a danger to our health, and should they be continued to be used?
... grow larger. But what is the effect of mobile phone radiation on people? Could we see a mass court action in twenty years time against telecom companies by people claiming compensation for health damage caused by radiation? It's a possibility, ...
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ball bearing through viscous liquid
... which we know is not possible on earth or down a tube of oil.
As a result of this I believe that the denser the ball bearing the higher the terminal velocity. This is due to its weight being bigger ...
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Bungee Jumping
... to jump from - with a certain length chord - in order to stop them just before they hit the ground.
One way to try to work out the correct launch height would be to use the laws of motion; The ...
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case study on mugs
... was formed. This will therefore toughen the glass and increase its compressive strength.
Annealing glass
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Tempered glass
Toughened or tempered glass is glass that has been processed by controlled thermal or chemical treatments. It is a far more increased strength compared ...
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case study on toilet seat
... dent and scratch.
Common Name
Pinus strobus
Botanical Name:
Quercus Robur
Wood
Characteristics
Straight grain, soft surface which is prone to scratches and denting.
Colour:
Light yellow to a reddish brown (in heartwood).
Workability:
good
Durability
White pine tends to be very soft. This may make it unsuitable for some ...
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Charles wells brewery
... is in each can is that the beer in the can has the ability to partially absorb the x-rays so less get through to the other side. The way that the x-rays work is that if too much x-rays get ...
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Electromagnetic Waves
... spin on a molecule.
Uses: - Transferring information without wires, radar, navigation, interstellar probes (radio waves that exert small magnetic forces like a 'tractor beam' have been proposed as a form of propulsion.)
Dangers: - There are no direct dangers involved ...
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energy and conservation laws
... use light bulb to provide us light, but it also produce heat that we don't want it.
7. Energy efficiency indicates the fraction of the input energy that ends up in useful form.
Energy efficiency = useful energy output / energy ...
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How temperature affects the viscosity of honey
... the ball bearing the forces acting upon it will be balanced and the ball bearing will fall at a constants velocity. The magnitudes of these forces are related:
Or:
This equation can be rearranged by cancelling common factors of ? and r, ...
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Industrial Exercise
... are required namely the converters that are needed. Although the initial costs are high the system is incredible in the way it increases the efficiency as the amount of power per amp for example a standard single phase 120/240 volt ...
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Investigating The Efficiency of Sun Block Cream.
... light, has focused much attention on the harmful effects of ultraviolet light (especially ultraviolet-B light). For example ultraviolet-B (UVB) light has harmful effects on the growth of agricultural crops, on the composition and constitution of ecosystems in the oceans and ...
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Is it worth creating antimatter?
... the same symbols as the normal equivalents, but with a line over the top. A muon is represented by the greek letter mu (µ), whereas its corresponding antiparticle - the antimuon is represented thusly: . It has a charge of ...
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Magnesium Diboride
... dealing with such low temperatures, those 35 degrees make the difference between using liquid helium (a very difficult and volatile substance to work with) and electrical closed-cycle refrigeration (a much less expensive system3).
Diamagnetism is a form of magnetism that is ...
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Mathematically Analysing Mobile Phone Tariffs.
... each call made.
X Minutes
Cost (£)
5
£31.50
10
£32
15
£32.50
20
£33
30
£34
40
£35
50
£36
60
£37
70
£38
80
£39
Scheme 1: 20 minutes = (50p x 20minutes) + £15 per month = C
C= £15+0.5 x 20 = £25
80 minutes = (50p x 80minutes) + £15 per month = C
C = £15+0.5 x 80 = £55
General ...
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metals and polymers
... the radius the stronger it is.
* Also, the number of electrons that each of the atom donates. The more electrons donated then the stronger the bond.
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Metals that consist of metal cations and they have a balancing number of ...
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Mobile Phones
... 1: 20 minutes = (50p x 20minutes) + £15 per month = C
C= £15+0.5 x 20 = £25
80 minutes = (50p x 80minutes) + £15 per month = C
C = £15+0.5 x 80 = £55
General Equation = C = 15+0.5x
(x ...
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Mobile Phones - A curse or a boon?
... being saved when someone suffers a heart attack whilst in the middle of nowhere and the victim is rescued because their companion rang the emergency services on their mobile. This is one reason why so many people own mobiles - ...
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Physics - Sensor Project
... use mechanical objects to allow my sensor to work in its environment, such as gearing ratios to allow the ball on the water level to go up and down.
I chose this sensor for my project because it shall be a ...