Last updated January 6, 2012.

PHYSICS

in two semesters

A web text book designed to serve students with
mathematical backgrounds at the algebra/trigonometry level
and also with backgrounds at the calculus level

 

by

 

Professor Christopher M. Graney

Jefferson Community & Technical College

Louisville, KY 40272

christopher.graney@kctcs.edu

 


 

*      Click here for 1st Semester

*      Click here for 2nd Semester


USEFUL TABLES

*       Click here for Table of Unit Conversions

*       Click here for Short Table of Densities

*       Click here for Long Table of Densities

*       Click here and here for Tables of Drag Coefficients

*       Click here for Short table of Friction Coefficients

*       Click here for Long table of Friction Coefficients

*       Click here for Table of Moments of Inertia

*       Click here for Table of Thermal Expansion Coefficients

*       Click here for Extensive Table of Elastic Properties

*       Click here for Short Table of Elastic Properties

*       Click here for Table of Latent Heats and Melting/Boiling Points

*      Click here for Table of Specific Heats

*       Click here for Table of Thermal Conductivities and R Values

*       Click Here for Dielectric Information

*       Click Here for circuit symbols

*       Click Here for Magnetic Susceptibilities table

*       Click Here for Tables of Resistivities. 

*       Click here for table of Wire Gauges.

*       Click Here for Printable Periodic Table

*       Click Here for Interactive Periodic Table

*       Click Here for Periodic Table with Isotope Information

 

Description: a1

From “Transforming Physics Education”
by Carl Weimann & Katherine Perkins
Physics Today (November 2005)

 

 

 


From “The Man Behind the Curtain:

Physics is not always the seamless
subject that it pretends to be”
by Tony Rothmann
American Scientist (May-June 2011)