Introduction to Particle Physics at A Level

This video serves as an introduction to Particle Physics at A Level. Most exam boards will cover some part of particle physics and these are the things you need to know. They include the structure of the atom, fundamental particles and the strong interaction among others.

Physics may seem daunting at first but there's no reason you can't succeed at A Level. On my website I have all the information and resources you could need to best prepare you for your course.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:23 - The Atom
03:08 - Isotopes
03:40 - Radiation
04:38 - Strong Nuclear Force
05:41 - Fundamental Particles
07:25 - Conclusion

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[danielalizadeh]

I just finished my GCSEs and I'm already fired up for A levels!

[koro-sensei]

Thanks a lot. As an Indian high schooler, my dream is to pursue particle physics in higher studies for PhD and be a researcher. You are just making my dream stronger. Thank you again

[Ishaaq]

This is probably the least confusing topic so far and it answered some of my question which confused my about the the particle theory in GCSE Chemistry.

[Clark-Mills]

Ah, everyone knows that protons are red; being positive and all... ;) 0:32
Seriously though, good talk, thanks!

[lukemcellin]

I remember starting this in September and istead of easing us in nah there r positive elections and negative protons now

[xkl-physics]

Did you memorise those charges, may I ask? 👀

[jusajiggynigga]

Your an absolute legend for explaining advanced physics with Legos and making it make complete sense