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Concepts indexed by academic year |
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| 1º ESO |
 | changes of state |
 | changes in water |
 | model of the atom |
 | model of a solid |
 | model of a liquid |
 | from large to small |
 | attraction among masses (II) |
 | electric attraction |
 | attraction among masses (I) |
 | comets |
 | solar eclipse |
 | fixed stars |
 | Evolution of stars |
 | lunar phases |
 | Relative movement of the earth |
 | The planets |
 | rotation of the earth |
 | The signs of the zodiac |
| The Solar System |
 | the earth's orbit |
 | The Milky Way |
 | density |
 | density (calculations) |
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| 2º ESO |
 | ammeter |
 | units of measurement |
 | voltage measurement |
 | The energy of material systems |
 | The changing earth |
 | Faraday's experiment |
 | electrical circuit (2) |
 | direct current |
 | electric current |
 | Ohm's law (2) |
 | Conservation of energy (II) |
 | transformation of energy |
 | electrical consumption |
 | RCCB |
 | fuses |
 | automatic switch |
 | the dangers of electricity |
 | data recording (I) |
 | light bulb |
 | extension cable |
 | conducting cable |
 | home-made battery |
 | AC electric generator |
 | switch |
 | electric motor |
 | batteries in parallel |
 | batteries in series |
 | electric battery |
 | electrical resistor |
 | biomass energy |
 | electrical energy |
 | mechanical energy |
 | nuclear energy |
 | chemical energy |
 | radiant energy |
 | thermal energy |
 | wind energy |
 | fossil fuels |
 | energy sources |
 | natural gas |
 | hydraulic energy |
 | tidal energy |
 | Nuclear power station |
 | petroleum |
 | renewable energy sources |
 | solar energy |
 | calculating speed (I) |
 | Calculating speed (II) |
 | Which moves faster? (I) |
 | speed or velocity? |
 | trajectory: what is it? |
 | trajectory / speed classification |
 | vectors: what are they? |
 | What is work? (II) |
 | What is energy? |
 | power (II) |
 | confirmation of hypotheses |
 | deductive method |
 | formulation of the problem |
 | experiment |
 | prior hypotheses |
 | inductive method |
 | analysis and interpretation, results |
 | observation |
 | data tables in UM |
 | tables and graphs in accelerated movements |
 | Ten to the power of.. |
 | matter causes gravity |
 | density (2) |
 | matter has inertia |
 | matter has mass |
 | mass has volume |
 | scales of observation |
 | direct measurements |
 | indirect measurements |
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| 3º ESO |
 | voltmeter |
 | consumer unit |
 | coal |
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| 4º ESO |
 | pressure and walls |
 | hydraulic press |
 | barometer |
 | hydraulic brakes |
 | the heating curve |
 | equilibrium between different states |
 | thermal equilibrium |
 | changes of state |
 | free fall in air |
 | free fall |
 | artificial satellites |
 | Pressure (what is it?) |
 | Archimedes's principle |
 | buoyancy |
 | equilibrium in liquids |
 | hydrostatic pressure I |
 | hydrostatic pressure II |
 | Pressure and depth |
 | conservation of energy (I) |
 | energy transfer (II) |
 | Specific heat |
 | latent heat |
 | the thermometer |
 | the mechanical equivalent of heat |
 | temperature scales |
 | heat |
 | Colour (what is it?) |
 | optical prism |
 | amplitude of vibration |
 | wavefront |
 | harmonic vibration |
 | tides |
 | types of lenses (flash) |
 | elements of a mirror |
 | nitid convex mirror |
 | concave mirror |
 | nitid concave mirror |
 | convex parabolic mirror |
 | parabolic mirrors |
 | image formation in concave mirrors |
 | image formation in mirrors |
 | mirror game I |
 | mirror game II |
 | types of mirrors |
 | three rays on a concave mirror |
 | model of a gas |
 | Photovoltaic cell |
 | telescope (elements) |
 | telescope (resolution range) |
 | telescope (optics) |
 | telescope (simulation) |
 | The solar system (theories) |
 | Convex lens |
| spherical lens I |
 | spherical lens II |
 | types of lenses |
 | Newton's second law |
 | how forces originate |
 | Newton's first law |
 | Newton's 2nd law |
 | Newton's third law |
 | the variable intensity of gravity |
 | mass and weight |
 | measuring g |
 | acceleration 1 |
 | Which moves faster? (II) |
 | angular and linear displacements |
 | radians: what are they? |
 | how many radians are there? |
 | radians per second |
 | rpm/rps |
 | Frame of reference |
 | trajectory depending on the RS (I) |
 | trajectory depending on the RS (II) |
 | displacement vector (I) |
 | angular velocity |
 | period and frequency |
 | effects produced by forces |
 | What is the newton? |
 | kinetic energy |
 | potential energy |
 | power |
 | what is work? |
 | forces do work |
 | work of friction |
 | double-slit interference |
 | UCM acceleration |
 | Uniform Circular Motion |
 | area under the v/t curve (UCM) |
 | area under the v/t curve (UAM) |
 | s/t and v/t graphs of a URM |
 | Uniform Rectilinear Motion |
 | Uniformly Accelerated Rectilinear Motion |
 | tables and graphs in UM |
 | decomposition of forces |
 | how to measure forces |
 | representation of forces |
 | How forces are added together |
 | forces of adhesion |
 | forces of cohesion |
 | surface tension I |
 | surface tension II |
 | diffraction |
 | waves in the sea |
 | longitudinal wave |
 | transverse wave |
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| 1º Bachillerato |
 | electrical circuit |
 | hydraulic circuit |
 | mixed circuit |
 | alternating current |
 | Ohm's law |
 | The generalization of Ohm's law |
 | conservation of energy |
 | Efficiency of a machine |
 | work-kinetic energy theorem |
 | electric power |
 | digital instruments |
 | absolute error |
 | relative error |
 | U.N.E. standards |
 | data gathering (II) |
 | sensitivity of an instrument |
 | International System of Units |
 | instrumental errors |
 | representative value |
 | connection of generators |
 | electrical resistance |
 | resistors in parallel |
 | resistors in series |
 | free fall |
 | meeting of moving objects |
 | ascent and descent of an object |
 | electric potential energy |
 | electric field intensity I |
 | electric field intensity II |
 | electric current and power |
 | Coulomb's law |
 | the movement of electric charges |
 | electric potential and work |
 | lines of force |
 | instantaneous acceleration |
 | acceleration 2 |
 | equation of motion |
 | tangential and normal components of acceleration (I) |
 | tangential and normal components of acceleration (II) |
 | moving frame of reference |
| sun-earth-moon reference frame |
 | position vector and trajectory |
 | displacement vector (II) |
 | vectores: composition |
 | instantaneous velocity |
 | average velocity |
 | coefficient of dynamic friction |
 | coefficient of static friction |
 | What is friction? |
 | What is the normal force? |
 | graph representing work |
 | work done streching a spring |
 | work carried out by a pendulum |
 | the principle of superposition II |
 | Carnot's ideal engine |
 | the internal combustion engine |
 | s/t, v/t and a/t graphs of a UCM |
| s/t, v/t and a/t graphs |
 | measuring the coefficient of friction |
 | the inclined plane |
 | significant figures |
 | dimensional equation |
 | conversion factors |
 | multiples and submultiples |
 | scientific notation |
 | order of magnitude |
 | speed of measurement |
 | rounding a measurement |
 | Joule's experiment |
 | perpetual motion |
 | the first law of thermodynamics |
 | the second law of thermodynamics |
 | physical magnitudes |
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| 2º Bachillerato |
 | oscilloscope |
 | field created by a coil I |
 | field created by a coil II |
 | field created by a current |
 | field created by a moving charge |
 | magnetic flux |
 | magnetic force on a charged particle (front view) |
 | magnetic force on a moving charge (side view) |
 | magnetic force on a current |
 | magnetic force on a moving charge |
 | magnets and currents |
 | mutual induction |
 | Ampere's law |
 | Faraday's law |
 | Faraday's law (quantitative) |
 | lines of force in the magnetic field |
 | natural magnetism |
 | RLC circuit |
 | harmonics |
 | Huygens's principle |
 | alternator |
 | self-inductance |
 | transformer |
 | The shape of galaxies |
 | Kepler's laws |
 | law of reflection |
 | law of refraction |
 | gravitational potential energy |
 | apparent gravity |
 | Measurement of G |
 | equipotential surfaces |
 | wave equation |
 | angular momentum |
 | the principle of superposition I |
 | Photovoltaic cell |
 | De Broglie's hypothesis |
 | quantum tunnelling |
 | Fluorescence |
 | Phosphorescence |
 | wave function |
 | black body (graph) |
 | the uncertainty principle |
 | measurement in quantum mechanics |
 | a classical particle in a potential well |
 | quantum potential well |
 | black body (radiation) |
 | SHM: acceleration |
 | SHM: phase difference |
 | SHM: fundamental magnitudes |
 | SHM / UCM |
 | SHM: position |
 | SHM: What is it? |
 | SHM: representation |
 | SHM: velocity |
 | The television |
 | the oscilloscope |
 | Crookes tube |
 | cathode ray tube |
 | speed and mass of the electrons |
 | absorption |
 | attenuation |
 | Doppler effect |
 | interference |
 | polarization |
 | reflection |
 | total reflection |
 | refraction |
 | Soddy's first law |
 | Soddy's second law |
 | Radioactivity |
 | Radioactive particles |
| Radioactive constant |
 | Absorbed dose |
 | Equivalent dose |
 | Radioactive equilibrium |
 | Nuclear stability |
 | Nuclear fission |
 | Nuclear fusion |
 | alpha particles |
 | beta particles |
 | Half-life |
 | What is radioactivity? |
 | artificial radioactive series |
 | natural radioactive series |
 | mean lifetime |
 | contraction of space |
 | contraction of time |
 | Michelson-Morley experiment |
 | twins paradox |
 | relativistic paradox |
 | the magnetic problem |
 | Gamma radiation |
 | relativity (Galileo) |
 | inertial systems |
 | non-inertial reference frames |
 | interstellar travel |
 | standing waves |
 | Bohr's atom |
 | quantum atom |
 | Rutherford's atom |
