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Class 11 Physics Important Derivation of Term 2

This document provides a list of important derivations for Class 11 Physics Term 2. It includes derivations related to mechanical properties of solids and fluids, thermal properties of matter, thermodynamics, kinetic theory of gases, oscillations, and waves. Some examples include derivations for Bernoulli's theorem, efficiency of Carnot engines, gas laws from kinetic theory of gases, time period of a simple pendulum, standing waves on strings and pipes, and Newton's formula for velocity of sound. The document recommends preparing 2-3 sentence derivations for the various topics.

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Class 11 Physics Important Derivation of Term 2

This document provides a list of important derivations for Class 11 Physics Term 2. It includes derivations related to mechanical properties of solids and fluids, thermal properties of matter, thermodynamics, kinetic theory of gases, oscillations, and waves. Some examples include derivations for Bernoulli's theorem, efficiency of Carnot engines, gas laws from kinetic theory of gases, time period of a simple pendulum, standing waves on strings and pipes, and Newton's formula for velocity of sound. The document recommends preparing 2-3 sentence derivations for the various topics.

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CLASS 11 PHYSICS TERM 2

IMPORTANT DERIVATIONS

Note: Prepare only those derivations which are discussed in your school

Mechanical properties of solids

 Maximum height of mountain on earth. (2)


 Elastic potential energy stored in a stretched wire (2)
 Estimation of radius of rope to lift a weigh W. (2)
 Hollow shaft is stronger than a solid shaft. (2)

Mechanical properties of fluids

 Bernoulli’s theorem (3 or 5)
 Ascent formula (3)
 Terminal velocity (2 or 3)
 Excess pressure inside a liquid drop (2 or 3)
 Excess pressure inside a soap bubble (2 or 3)
 Equation of continuity (2 or 3)
 Torricelli’s law (2 or 3)
 Rate of flow formula for venturimeter (2 or 3)
 Variation of pressure with depth (2 or 3)
 Archimedes principle (2 or 3)
 Surface energy (2)
 Stoke’s law (2)
 Critical velocity (2 or 3)
 Reynold’s number (2 or 3)

Thermal properties of matter

 Relation between temperature coefficients of thermal expansion. (3 or 5)


 Newton’s law of cooling (3)

Thermodynamics

 Relation between Cp and Cv (Mayer’s formula) (3)


 Work done in adiabatic process (2 or 3)
Q2 T2
 Efficiency of carnot engine (mainly  )(2 or 3)
Q1 T1
 Efficiency of heat engine (2 or 3)
 Work done in isothermal process(2 or 3)
 Adiabatic curve is steeper than isothermal curve (2)

Kinetic theory of gases

 Pressure exerted by ideal gas (3 or 5)


 Derivation of gas laws from KTG (3 or 5)
 Law of equipartition of energy (2 or 3)
 Derivation of  for monoatomic, diatomic, triatomic and polyatomic gases (3 or 5)
 Mean free path (3)

Oscillations

 Displacement, velocity, acceleration, time period and energy of an oscillating particle.


(2, 3 or 5)
 Time period of simple pendulum (2 or 3)
 Time period of liquid oscillating in U tube (2 or 3)
 Time period of oscillations of a floating cylinder (2 or 3)
 Time period of a body doing SHM inside earth (2 or 3)
 Time period of vertical spring (2 or 3)
 Time period of combination of springs (2 or 3)

Waves

 Standing waves on stretched string and organ pipes (2, 3 or 5)


 Beats (2 or 3)
 Equation of plane progressive wave (2 or 3)
 Relation between wave velocity and particle velocity (2 or 3)
 Dopplers effect (2 or 3)
 Velocity of a transverse wave of a stretched string (2)
 Velocity of a longitudinal wave in a gas (2)
 Newton’s formula for velocity of sound in air (2 or 3)
 Laplace’s correction in Newton’s formula (2 or 3)

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