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2026 AQA A-Level Physics Paper 2 Mark
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AQA


A- LEVEL PHYSICS MARK SCHEME


WITH DETAILED AND CORRECT


ANSWERS


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Line of force

, ✓ Direction a hypothetical "free north pole" would travel in the field. Otherwise known


as a field line.


Motor effect


✓ Effect in which a current in a magnetic field experiences a force.


Fleming's left hand rule


✓ Way of working out the directions involved in the motor effect.


Magnetic flux density


✓ Force per unit length per unit current on a conductor perpendicular to the field lines.


Often referred to as the strength of the magnetic field.


Couple


✓ Pair of forces in opposite directions that try to turn an object. Acts on the coil of a


motor.


Thermionic


✓ Property of a material that means that when it gets hot, it emits electrons.


Cyclotron

, ✓ Spiral particle accelerator.


Frequency


✓ Number of rotations per second, given by 1/T.


Mass spectrometer


✓ Device that separates a constituents of a substance by their masses.


Ion


✓ Charged atom.


Velocity selector


✓ Component that uses an opposing electric and magnetic field to ensure all particles


going straight through have the same speed and direction.


Vacuum


✓ Space where (nearly) all particles have been removed (evacuated).


Electromotive force


✓ Force on electrons that tries to push them along. Known as the emf.


Electromagnetic induction

, ✓ Phenomenon in which a changing magnetic field, relative to a wire, will produce an


emf.


Fleming's right hand rule


✓ Also known as the dynamo rule. Works out directions involved in electromagnetic


induction.


Solenoid


✓ Electrical coil.


Lenz's law


✓ "The direction of the induced current is always such as to oppose the change that


caused the current".


Magnetic flux


✓ Product of the magnetic flux density and the area.


Magnetic flux linkage


✓ Product of the magnetic flux and the number of turns of the coil.


Faraday's law

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