頁四第張六第
物理(一)
報日僑華
WAH KIU YAT PO
curvature àré
reflected back along their own paths.
(v)
image
u <f
P
object F
(b) Convex mirror
P
日九 初月八年卯丁曆夏
1988中學會考 試題預習專欄
明遉出版社
MILL & DALE PRESS
Revision Exercises
for
Cert. Exam. (1988)
PHYSICS (1) -
This course provides the candidates of IKCEE 1988
a general revision in Physics. Brief notea
and revision exercise
SECTION A OPTICS
Chapter One Reflection
1.1 Reflection at plane
surfaces,
Law of Reflection
1. The incident ray, the reflected ray and the normal at the point of
incidence are on the same plane.
2. The angle of
incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. (i.e.
Zi- ¿r)
reflected raya reċaived by the abserver. The reflected rays appear to diverge from 1,
which is the image of
the object. The image is virtual.
Note: A real image is
one through
which the actual
light rays pass
(ie, it can be
put on a
screen.) An virtual image is one from
which light
rays appear to diverge (i.e.
it connot be
put on a screen).
Properties of image formed by plane mirror,
(i) virtual (ii) eract
(111) laterally
inverted
some size na the object
as far behind
the mirror, as
the object is in traht.
1.2 Reflection at curved
mirrors.
Spherical curved mirrors
Spherical concave mirror
2. Raya parallel to the principal axis are reflected so
ав to
pass through the focus for concave mirror and appear to diverge from the focus for convex mirror.
3. Rays through the
concave
focus of a mirror, or rays towards the focus of a convex mirror, are reflected parallel to the principal axis.
Example:
Find graphically, the nature of the image forced by an object
5 cm tall, placed 40 cm in front of a concave mirror of focal length 15 cu.
ADE:
The image is real,
inverted and diminished. It's a size is 3 cm. (a) Concave mirror
The nature of an image formed by a
concave mirror vary with difference in position
of the object.' In the following ray diagrams, C. F and P are the
centre of curvature, focus and the pole of the concave mirror respectively.
Let u-object distance
v-image distance
and f-focal length
Ray diagrams
(4) u>21
object
for each section are for revision purpose. Solutions for exercises after each section will
(iv)
be given in the
(*)
following weeks.
incident ray
Plane Mirror
reflected ray
When an object is placed in front of a plane mirror, all the reflected ray, when produced backwards, vill meet a point. behind the mirror. This point is called the image of the
objeat. As shown in
sthe-ray, diagram i
*below* me
the
Spherical convex mirrer
A spherical mirror is one whose reflecting surface is part of the surface of a sphere. The centre of curvature is the centre of the sphere. The radius of the sphere is the radius of curvature of the mirror. The principal focus of a spherical. mirror is the point on the principal axis to which wi1 rays parallel and close to the principal azía converge.
or from which they appear to diverge) after reflection from the mirror. If the focal length of a spherical
mirror (concave or
convex) is fand the rading of curvation is Rthen
Ray diagrams are dravo
according to the rules
liated below:
12 Rays passing through
the centre-of
愛欣欣
3-349990 1-84123)
inaga
P
(ii)
(111):27
object
寶通旅運 3-910377
四天 $720
3-969861 台灣豪華團 七天 $ 3010 逢週日出發
台灣渡假團
260
3190
天天出發, 清道
#470530
620 630
$2560 六出發
·韓國豪華團 四天單人房
天天出Ð
810) 白本
object image
image
| 台灣急紐$150泰譲130牌照號碼:350720 台北機票十酒店士接送 $1380 天天出發
中心2110章:旺角彌敦道六五五號胡社生行1412重型
inage
F
C
حرجية
magnified.
magnified i
virtual, erect, diminished and behind the mirror.
f_v=f
I real
u > 27
u=2]
[ £<v <2f
|_ real
inverted diminished
real
t<u < 21
> 21
real
inverted
inverted
same aize
erect
The properties of the images formed by concave and convex mirrors:
one point
B) A
化學(一)
曜您出版业
MILLI DALE PRESS
Revision. Exercises
for
Cert. Exam (1988)".
CHEMISTRY. (1)
question 1
Part of the Periodic Table is shown below withi some of the first twenty elements being represented by letters. which are not the chemical symbols of the elements.
ajd
(a) Give the letter of
the element
(1) which consists of
monatomic molecules;
(ii) which is
康樂
UD$2000
12 $2000 $13.5$2000 全 夏威夷$1500
$2380
F$2400
5-441531
$2200
$2350 A
東京$850
BEST 星加坡$ 彩更力頓$2880年印尼
多价&$3300 沙谷 您運尼治$3500馬尼拉$ $4500 EURAM S
四期星
strongest reducing
agent among the
elements shown;
(iii)which is the best
electro bcrépter
among the elements shown; (iv) which consists of a
€ €
giant covalent lattice of atoma?
Give the name of
the family to which the elements a, b and c belong; (i) the family to which
(c)
the elements x
and y belongi
Arrange the elements a, b and c, in the order of decrossing metallic character.
(d) Why do the elementa
b and c, being placed in the same vertical column,
show similar chomi cal properties?
(e) The element y can
combine separately with the elements b
and e to give the compounds P and respectively.
(1) Using the outermost
shell only, draw
diagrama to show
the electronic
structures of P and
4.
(ii) Explain why P is a
solid but is s liquid at room temperature and pressure,
(iii)Explain briefly why
in liquid state P can conduct electricity while
Q cannot do so.
(f) Using the letters.
only, give the
formula of the
compound formed by
the elements.
(4) and f;
g and b.
What is the
axidation number of
the slopent yuin the following compounds of y, where 0 and Ne are the chemica symbols of hydrogen, oxygen and solum respectively, (1) 0
(2) Na205?
(ii) Whet is the change
in the oxidation number of yin converting H.0 to
(111)TS BO
oxidized
reduced in the procese in (11)? Why?
Question "2-
In the experiment as shown below, the colour- less gas A, formed by de action of concentrated sulphuric acid, on sódium chloride crystals, was passed over a hot iron coil. After some while a solid B was obtained
and a colourless gas Cas
錦江假期
M 23 24 V JE W W P 一程郵翰一程機 旅游潮流由我起
杭州
環通旅行社金輝旅行團
日一月十年七八九一公年六十七國民華中
collected, which could
form an explosive
mixture with air.
iron coil_______salið k
conc. SO
heat
Éas A ↑
Water
watpos
chloride
crystals
Identify and name
(a)
the substances A, H and C respectively.
(b)
Give an equation
for
(i)
the formation of gas Ai
(ii) the reaction between
(c)
gas A and the iron coil.
Give a reason why solid B was
collected at the place as shown, but not near or on the iron coil.
Question 3
(a) A colourless liquid X boils at 46oC and one atmospheric pressure, and burne readily in air. On analysis it is found to consist of 15.8% of carbon and 84.2% of sulphur by mass. (A: C-12, S-32)
(1)
Calculate the empirical formule of X. (ii) It is found the
0.38 g of X, when vaporized, occupies
a volume of 448 cm2 at s.t.p.. What is its molecular formula?
3
(iii)Give an equation of
the complete combustion of X in
air.
(iv) Whea 2.11 g of
liquid X is completely burut in 1000 cm3 of oxygen, what would be the change in the volume?(All volumes of gases are measured at the: same pressure and; temperature,
(b).
lution X Is māde by dissolving dry hydrogen chloride. gas in water while
solution X is made by dissolving dry- hydrogen chloride in dry methylbenzene. (i) State the type of
bond present In hydrogen chloride. (ii) Draw a diagram to
show the electronic. structure of enda hydrogen chloride. (iii)Solution X turns the pH paper red
while solution Y. does not. Explain.
why this is 10..
(d) What would you
observe when a piece of pH. paper is moistened with the water in the trough at the end of the experiment? Explain briefly your answer.
(e) A pale-green
solution D was obtained on
dissolving some of the solid B in water.
(i) What chemical species
was responsible for the colour of the solution D?
(ii) What would you
(1)
(g)
(i)
observe on passing an excess of chlorine gas into the solution D? Explain briefly your observation, giving an ionic equation of the change(s) observed,
if 1.27 g of solid B was obtained at the
end of the
experiment, what would be the
theoretical volume
of gas C collected, measured at a.t.p., in the goa jar?
What would be collected over
water in the gas jar if the iron coil was substituted, in turn, by
zinc powder; (11) copper coil?
If there is n reaction give an equation of the reaction.
If there is NO reaction, explain briefly.
(iv) What would you
observe on passing dry ammonia gas separately into the nolutions X and Y? Explain briefly your observation, (v) Solution X and Y
are placed in turn in the beaker as show below.
battery
bulb
beaker
-solution.
The bulb gives light only when anlution X is put in the beaker. Explain briefly."--
(2) What would be formed
at the cathode und anode respectively on passing a current through ana concentrated solution of X in the above set-up?" Give ionic equations
of the reactions at
the electrodes,
10捷威旅行社
雙十國慶
$2,590
3,190
(包括
990
總統
$3,590
圖府招桃
£3,990
5-765017 3 916347 8 3 968132 3 9676391⁄2
新華旅行社
詐航美洲假期
WONG'S
YOUR
5-776685
1990
53
2850
电逍遙遊 3990
日本5天 澳洲迪派进 泰國酒店
歡迎信用咭
天
$14688
RAAT 3-7232882 3-7230339
五店$190
常運旅行社有限公司
大關
旅遊有限公司
四天豪華團
桂林五天航空
$3000
北京七天航空團
天天出發
保証獨立成團
$3300
永安旅行團回
$2050
古鎮:
國慶祝壽團
39012*$2,990 老辰團10月28,29日出發只收
個人慶典台紐 八月八日數正 素續惱保證行程食宿均兌
百順旅行社有限公司
BRE: 3-810276-8
敦道771 2350718
北京專綫
酒店訂房、國內機票
|北京旅行團 $1380,
國字旅
機票部
佳麗安
3 MANTA
学及國內機票
重威夷美加
CARRY ON TRAVEL
* OF 14 PM Aa
5-764549 0 2-241845
| 海南島六天航空團s1590
華東航空團
$2590
samz 1248
美國、韓國、菲律賓機票
最平
簽证最快
武理港龍機票:
世界各地酒店總滙機果
泰國
5399起:澳洲,
梁船票
04:32
E $150
香港華商旅遊協會館聯合廣告
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.