Overhead Transparencies to accompany.

I

A Practical andConceptualApproach

SECOND EDITION

WILSON

@ 1989 Saunders College Publishing

ISBN 0-03-023768-8

Saunders Golden Sunburst Series

SAUNDERS COLLEGE PUBLISHING

PhiladelphiaNew YorkChicago

San FranciscoMontrealTorontoLondonSydneyTokyo

WilsonPHYSICS: A PRACTICAL AND CONCEPTUAL APPROACH4/E

OverheadTransparencies

No. Identification Page Topic-

1. Fig. 1.2 6 Average speed and constant speed

2. Fig. 1.4 7 Acceleration

3. Fig. 1.5 8 Unbalanced or net force

4. Fig. 1.9 11 Acceleration is proportional to Flm

5. Fig. 1.10 13 Friction

6. Fig. 1.18 20 Newton's third law force pairs

7. Fig. 2.1 28 Work is force times distance

8. Fig. 2.9 33 Conservation of energy

9. Fig. 2.10 34 Other examples of conservation of energy

10. Fig. 3.8 52 Collisions and conservation of momentum

11. Fig. 3.9 52 Momentum transfer in elastic collisions

12. Fig. 4.2 63 Horizontal projection

13. Fig. 4.3 64 Projection at an angle

14. Fig. 4.5 66 Centripetal "center-seeking" acceleration

15. Fig. 5.7. 83 Weight and gravity

16. Fig. 5.12 86 Weight in an elevator

17. Fig. 6.12 103 Zero net torque

18. Fig. 7.5 123 Atomic structure

19. Fig. 7.13 131 Elements as solid, liquid, or gas

20. Fig. 8.9 141 Ice lattice

21. Fig. 9.5 154 Mechanical advantage and Pascal's principle

22. Fig. 9.7 156 Archimedes' principle

23. Fig. 10.3 169 Pressure, volume, and temperature

24. Fig. 10.13 176 The heart as a force pump

25. Fig. 11.7 192 Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature scales

Transparencies Page 2

No. Identification Page Topic-

26. Fig. 11.8 193 Some Celsius-Fahrenheit comparative temperatures

27. Fig. 11.11 196 Units of thermal energy

28. Fig. 12.6 212 Change of phase

29. Fig. 14.5 243 Wave characteristics

30. Fig. 14.6 244 Longitudinal waves

31. Fig. 15.11 267 The decibal scale

32. Fig. 16.14 291 Lines of force

33. Fig. 17.1 298 Flows require differences in conditions

34. Fig. 17.12 307 Series circuit

35. Fig. 17.14 309 Parallel circuit

36. Fig. 18.6 322 Magnetic field around a straight wire

37. Fig. 19.13 348 The EMspectrum

38. Fig. 20.6 362 Thin filminterference

39. Fig. 21.16 386 Converging and diverging lenses

40. Fig. 2, SF 22.1 394 Some geometrical illusions

41. Fig. 22.17 408 More optical illusions

42. Fig. 24.12 439 Transitions and line spectra

43. Fig. 25.5 453 Isotopes

44. Fig. 25.13 460 Radioactive decay series (uranium)

45. Fig. 1, SF 25.1 462 Carbon-14 in the environment

46. Fig. 26.9 477 Fission chain reaction

47. Fig. 26.13 482 Plutonium-breeding reaction

48. Fig. 27.3 499 Expansion

49. Fig. 27.17 510 Comparison of stellar densities

50. Fig. 1, SF 27.1 511 Light and a shrinking star