Science (Physics, Biology) (5087)

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Free Science (Physics, Biology) (5087) study notes for GCE O-Level students. Each chapter below covers a key topic with worked examples and practice prompts you can take into the thinka app.

Measurement

    Newtonian Mechanics

      Physics: Measurement and Newtonian Mechanics

      Physics: Thermal Physics

      • Kinetic Particle Model of Matter

      • Thermal Processes

      Thermal Physics

        Waves

          Physics: Waves

          Physics: Electricity and Magnetism

          • Electric Charge and Current of Electricity

          • D.C. Circuits

          • Practical Electricity

          • Magnetism and Electromagnetism

          Electricity and Magnetism

            Radioactivity

              Physics: Radioactivity

              Biology: Cells and the Chemistry of Life

              • Cell Structure and Organisation

              • Movement of Substances

              • Biological Molecules

              CELLS AND THE CHEMISTRY OF LIFE

                THE HUMAN BODY – MAINTAINING LIFE

                  Biology: The Human Body – Maintaining Life

                  • Nutrition in Humans

                  • Transport in Humans

                  • Respiration in Humans

                  • Infectious Diseases in Humans

                  LIVING TOGETHER – PLANTS, ANIMALS AND ECOSYSTEMS

                    Biology: Living Together – Plants, Animals and Ecosystems

                    • Nutrition and Transport in Flowering Plants

                    • Organisms and their Environment

                    CONTINUITY OF LIFE

                      Biology: Continuity of Life

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