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Edexcel International A Level Physics past-paper questions on 5.3.1.2 Thermistor thermostat and specific latent heat (core practicals 12 and 13), 2019–2025, with mark schemes and examiner’s reports where available.
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All 5 questions on Thermistor thermostat and specific latent heat (core practicals 12 and 13), as a list
- October 2024, Unit 5, Q16 (6 marks): The diagram shows some equipment that could be used to calibrate a thermistor. ohmmeter thermistor beaker of water tripod Describe a method a student could use
- October 2023, Unit 5, Q15 (6 marks): * 15 A student is planning an experiment to investigate how the resistance of a thermistor changes with temperature. The student wants to use the temperature ra
- January 2022, Unit 5, Q2 (1 mark): In an experiment to determine the specific latent heat of vaporisation of water LV , a student used an electrical heater to boil water in a beaker. The experime
- June 2021, Unit 6, Q2(a) (6 marks): Devise a plan to determine the value of L using a graphical method. You should include a circuit diagram and any additional apparatus required. (6)
- June 2021, Unit 6, Q2(b) (3 marks): One significant source of error in this experiment is the uncertainty in the mass reading due to the water moving as it boils. Explain how another significant s
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