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ADVANCED HIGHER PHYSICS RESOURCES GUIDE Unit specification: http://bit.ly/1GuWEcz Electromagnetism Mandatory course key areas Suggested learning activities Exemplification of key areas Useful resources Fields Electric field strength Field simulations. Investigate electrostatic spray painting. An electric field is the space that surrounds electrically charged particles and in which a force is exerted on other electrically charged particles. Force per unit positive charge. Education Scotland learner resource â Electromagnetism questions and solutions Physics Flash Animations animation â Coulombâs Law experiment Coulombâs inverse square law PhET activity â Electric field hockey Electric potential and electric field strength around a point charge and a system of charges. Teaching advanced physics teacher resource â Electric field line plotting Potential difference and electric field strength for a uniform electric field. Motion of charged particles in uniform electric fields. The electronvolt as a unit of energy. Ferromagnetism Magnetic field patterns 16 Investigate the motion of charged particles in uniform electric fields Investigate particle accelerators, cosmic rays, Compton scattering, oscilloscope deflecting plates. Investigate field patterns around permanent magnets and electromagnets, for example a straight wire and a coil. The eV is commonly used in high energy physics. Electrons are in motion around atomic nuclei and individually produce a magnetic effect. Iron, nickel, cobalt and some rare earths exhibit a magnetic effect called ferromagnetism, in which magnetic dipoles can be made to line up, resulting in the material becoming magnetised. Highland galvanisers teacher resource â What is powder coating, how does it compare to paint and why use it? YouTube video â Coulombâs law Charles University activity â Coulombâs law Oswego City School District animation â Electrical energy and electrical potential YouTube video â Compton scattering