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Quantum Phenomena and Wave-Particle Duality
11th Grade · Science · Open Global Science
8 lessons
Goal
Analyze blackbody radiation, photoelectric emission, photon momentum, matter waves, and the limits imposed by quantum uncertainty.
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Curriculum Framework
11th Grade · Science · Open Global Science
1
8 lessons
Quantum Phenomena and Wave-Particle Duality
Analyze blackbody radiation, photoelectric emission, photon momentum, matter waves, and the limits imposed by quantum uncertainty.
2
7 lessons
Atomic Energy Levels, Spectroscopy, and Quantum Transitions
Quantify atomic electron transitions, calculate spectral emission and absorption lines with the Rydberg equation, and interpret astronomical spectra.
3
9 lessons
Nuclear Stability, Radioactive Decay, and Radiation Hazards
Balance nuclear equations, model exponential decay kinetics mathematically, and assess radiometric dating and biological radiation risks.
4
6 lessons
Nuclear Binding Energy, Fission, Fusion, and Particle Reactions
Calculate mass defect and nuclear binding energy with E = mc², evaluate fission and fusion energetics, and analyze pair production and annihilation.
5
7 lessons
Quantum Foundations of Chemical Periodicity, Bonding, and Reactions
Relate valence electronic structure to periodic trends, chemical bonding types, intermolecular forces, reaction kinetics, equilibrium shifts, and functional groups.