Calendar: 1951-1952 Page 174

classes 175 PHYSICS Head of the Department John Turton Randall Sc Wheatstone Professor -Lectures in Physics in preparation for the lst Examination of the University of London hrs Properties of Matter Mass and Weight-Laws of Motion-Elasticity -The Properties of Solids Liquids and Gases Heat Temperature-Expansion-Speoiflo Heats-Changes of State -Propagation of Heat-Mechanical Equivalent of Heat-Conservation of Energy Light Propagation of Light-Intensity-Reflection-Refraction- Simple Optical Instruments-Composition of Light-Spectra-Velocity of Light-Polarization of Light Sound Production and Propagation of Sound-Velocity-Resonance -Organ Pipes-Vibration of Strings-Determination of Pitch Magnetism and Electricity Magnets-Laws of Magnetio Action- Magnetic Induction-Terrestrial Magnetism-The Laws of Electrostatio Action-Electrical Induction-Electrical Machines--Potential-Pro- duction of Electric Currents-Magnetic Chemical and Heating Effect of Currents-Ohm's Law-Resistance-Electromotive Forc6-Electro- magnetic Induction-Electromagnetic Instruments and Machines- Ionisation of Gases-X-Rays-Radioactivity P2-Practical Physics hrs hrs weekly extra in Lent term Concurrently with the Lectures the Lecturers and Demonstrators conduct the Laboratory Work on the lines of the Syllabus of the First Examination of London University CHEMISTRY Head of the Department Hey Ph Sc Daniell Professor Students intending to sit for the lst Examination will attend lecture course on General Chemistry -3 hrs and will work in the Chemical Laboratories for six hours week during the Michaelmas term and three hours week during the subsequent terms For Second students special course in Organic Chemistry is provided in the Department of Physiology Except where otherwise stated these courses commence in October and go on for the duration of the academic year No special provision of any kind can be made for students who arrive after the beginning of the session