12 episodes
GCSE Physics Revision with Helpful Hintze Mr Hintze
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If you need help getting the key bits of information for your GCSEs, then you're in the right place. Listen along as we explore all you need to know to get the best in your exams. Choose a topic you know you need to work on, or listen to them all, it's time to learn some Physics!
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Atomic Structure: The Atom and How We Got Here
Hi everyone, today we look at the different parts of an atom, and how to calculate certain things associated with the atom. We also look at how we got to this level of knowledge with different experiments.
Thanks as always for listening.
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Particles: Gas Pressure (Separates Only)
Join me for another episode of Helpful Hintze, where today we look at how the particles we have been learning about can cause a pressure. This episode is only for those studying Physics as a separate GCSE.
Intro/outro music Funkorama by Kevin Macleod. -
Particles: Density
Welcome back after a bit of a break to GCSE Physics Revision with Helpful Hintze. We pick up where we left off, looking at density.
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Particles: States of Matter, and Latent Heat
Today, we will look at the different states of matter and how the particles are arranged in each of these states. We will also look at what happens between these particles when we change state, as well as a brief look into the Latent Heat equation. Enjoy!
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Electricity: Static Electricity (Separate Physics Only)
Welcome back to another episode of Helpful Hintze! Today we look at static electricity, how it happens and how we generate sparks. This is only for those taking triple/separate science, but combined are more than welcome for the ride!
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Electricity: Series and Parallel Circuit, and Using Electrcity
We've got a slightly longer episode today, looking at series and parallel circuits, as well as how to get this electrcity from power plants, to our plugs, via the National Grid.