Physics 10 (BC Science 10) BC 物理 10（科学 10）
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· Next exam: 2026-06-25 · 29 days to exam
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Course outline
Unit 1 · Energy, Work & Conservation (Science 10)
Exam weight: Gr 10 · Foundational
1.1 — Kinetic & Potential Energy Kinetic & Potential Energy
· Kinetic energy KE = ½mv² · Gravitational potential energy PE = mgh · Energy as the capacity to do work
1.2 — Law of Conservation of Energy Law of Conservation of Energy
· Energy is neither created nor destroyed · Total mechanical energy in a closed system · Tracking KE ↔ PE exchanges
1.3 — Energy Transformations & Efficiency Energy Transformations & Efficiency
· Transformation between energy forms · Transfer in open vs closed systems · Efficiency = useful out / total in
1.4 — Heat and Specific Heat (Q = mcΔT) Heat and Specific Heat (Q = mcΔT)
· Heat as energy transfer · Specific heat capacity · Q = mcΔT calculations
Unit 2 · Nuclear Energy & Radiation (Science 10)
Exam weight: Gr 10 · Foundational
2.1 — Atomic Structure & Isotopes Atomic Structure & Isotopes
· Protons, neutrons, electrons · Atomic number and mass number · Isotopes and notation
2.2 — Radiation: Alpha, Beta & Gamma Radiation: Alpha, Beta & Gamma
· Alpha, beta, gamma radiation · Ionizing vs non-ionizing radiation · Penetrating power and shielding
2.3 — Fission vs Fusion Fission vs Fusion
· Nuclear fission splits heavy nuclei · Nuclear fusion combines light nuclei · Energy release and mass–energy
2.4 — Nuclear Technologies & Impacts Nuclear Technologies & Impacts
· Nuclear power and medical isotopes · Radioactive dating · Benefits, risks and environmental impacts