Physics Dictionary
P
p-n junction | ||
p-type semiconductor | ||
parallax method | ||
parallel circuit | ||
parallel-plate capacitor | ||
parallel rays | ||
parallelogram, method of | ||
partial eclipse | ||
particle | ||
pascal (Pa) | ||
peak value | ||
pendulum | ||
penetrating power | ||
penumbra | ||
perfectly elastic body | ||
period | ||
periodic table | ||
periscope | ||
permanent magnet | ||
permeability | ||
permitivity | ||
perturbation | ||
perverted image | ||
peta (P) | ||
phase | ||
phase angle | ||
phase difference | ||
photoelectric cell | ||
photoelectric current | ||
photoelectric effect | ||
photoelectron | ||
photon | ||
physical quantity | ||
physics | ||
pico (p) | ||
picofarad (pF) | ||
piezoelectricity | ||
pinhole camera | ||
pipette | ||
piston | ||
pitch | ||
pivot | ||
Planck's constant | ||
plane wave | ||
planetary motion | ||
plano-concave lens | ||
plano-convex lens | ||
plasma | ||
plastic deformation | ||
plumb line | ||
plutonium (Pu) | ||
point charge | ||
point object | ||
point of suspension | ||
point source | ||
polarity | ||
pole | ||
pollution | ||
polygon | ||
polymer | ||
positive charge | ||
positive electrode | ||
positive ion | ||
positron | ||
potential | ||
potential difference | ||
potential drop | ||
potential energy difference | ||
potential energy due to gravity | ||
potentiometer | ||
power | ||
pressure | ||
primary coil | ||
primary colour | ||
principal axis | ||
principal focus | ||
prism | ||
projectile | ||
projectile motion | ||
propagation | ||
propeller | ||
proton | ||
pulley | ||
pulsar | ||
pulse | ||
Pythagoras' theorem |