College Physics, Volume 2 (Chs. 17-30) with MasteringPhysics, 8th Edition

Chapter 17  Electric Charge and Electric Field

17.1     Electric charge

17.2     Insulators and conductors

17.3     Coulomb’s Law

17.4     The electric field

17.5     Electric field lines

17.6     Conductors in electric fields

17.7     Electric flux and Gauss’s Law (only optional if don’t need flux elsewhere)

 

Chapter 18  Electric Potential and Capacitance

18.1     Electric Potential Energy and the Electric Potential

18.2     Energy Conservation

18.3     The Electric Potential of Point Charges

18.4     Equipotential Surfaces and the Electric Field

18.5     Capacitors and Dielectrics

18.6     Electrical Energy Storage

 

Chapter 19  Current, Resistance, and Direct-Current Circuits

19.1     Electric Current

19.2     Resistance and Ohm's Law

19.3     Energy and Power in Electric Circuits

19.4     Resistors in Series and Parallel

19.5     Kirchhoff's Rules

19.6     Circuits Containing Capacitors

19.7     RC Circuits

19.8     Ammeters and Voltmeters

 

Chapter 20  Magnetism

20.1     The Magnetic Field

20.2     The Magnetic Force on Moving Charges

20.3     The Motion of Charge Particles in a Magnetic Field

20.4     The Magnetic Force Exerted on a Current-Carrying Wire

20.5     Loops of Current and Magnetic Torque

20.6     Electric Currents, Magnetic Fields, and Ampère's Law

20.7     Current Loops and Solenoids

 

Chapter 21  Magnetic Flux and Faraday’s Law of Induction

21.1     Induced EMF

21.2     Magnetic Flux

21.3     Faraday's Law of Induction

21.4     Lenz's Law

21.5     Mechanical Work and Electrical Energy

21.6     Generators and Motors. Inductance

21.7     RL Circuits

21.8     Energy Stored in a Magnetic Field

21.9     Transformers

 

Chapter 22  Alternating Currents

22.1     AC Sources and Phasors

22.2     Resistance, Inductance, and Capacitance

22.3     The L-R-C Series Circuit

22.4     Series Resonance

22.5     Parallel Resonance

22.6     Power in AC Circuits

22.7     Transformers

 

Chapter 23  Electromagnetic Waves

23.1     Displacement Current and Maxwell’s Equations

23.2     Speed of an Electromagnetic Wave 

23.3     Energy in Electromagnetic Waves

23.4     Electromagnetic Waves in Matter 

23.5     Sinusoidal Waves 

23.6     Standing Waves 

23.7     The Electromagnetic Spectrum 

23.8     Radiation from an Antenna 

 

Chapter 24  Geometric Optics

24.1     The reflection of light at a flat surface

24.2     Forming images with a flat mirror

24.3     Spherical Mirrors

24.4     Ray Tracing and the Mirror Equation

24.5     The Refraction of Light

 

Chapter 25  Optical Instruments

25.1     The Thin Lens

25.2     Graphical Methods

25.3     Images as Objects

25.4     Lens Aberrations

25.5     The Eye

25.6     The Camera

25.7     The Projector

25.8     The Magnifier

25.9     The Microscope

25.10   Telescopes

 

Chapter 26  Interference and Diffraction

26.1     Interference and Coherent Sources

26.2     Two-Source Interference

26.3     Interference in Thin Films

26.4     The Michelson Interferometer

26.5     Fresnel Diffraction

26.6     Fraunhofer Diffraction from a Single Slit

26.7     The Diffraction Grating

26.8     X-ray Diffraction

26.9     Circular Apertures and Resolving Power

26.10   Holography

 

Chapter 27  Relativity

27.1     Invariance of Physical Laws

27.2     Relative Nature of Simultaneity

27.3     Relativity of Time

27.4     Relativity of Length

27.5     The Lorentz Transformation

27.6     Relativistic Momentum

27.7     Relativistic Work and Energy

27.8     Relativity and Newtonian Mechanics

 

Chapter 28  Photons, Electrons, and Atoms

28.1     Emission and Absorption of Light

28.2     The Photoelectric Effect

28.3     Line Spectra and Energy Levels

28.4     The Nuclear Atom and the Bohr Model

28.6     X-ray Production and Scattering

28.7     The Wave Nature of Particles

28.8     Wave-Particle Duality

28.9     The Electron Microscope

 

Chapter 29  Atoms, Molecules, and Solids

29.2     Atomic Structure

29-4     Structure and Properties of Solids

29.5     Semiconductors

29.6     Semiconductor Devices

29.7     Superconductivity

 

Chapter 30 Nuclear and High-Energy Physics

30.1     Properties of Nuclei

30.2     Nuclear Stability

30.3     Radioactivity

30.5     Nuclear Reactions

30.6     Nuclear Fission and Fusion