Physics Content Writer at Math AI
Richard Hamilton holds a Master’s in Physics from McGill University and works as a high school physics teacher and part-time contract writer. Using real-world examples and hands-on activities, he explains difficult concepts in physics effectively.
18 Aug, 2024
This article analyzes the steps in a normal convection cycle, highlighting that warm air rising does not create a high-pressure system below. Instead, it forms a low-pressure system above.
18 Aug, 2024
The article explains the convection process in air, highlighting how warm air rises and cool air falls due to density differences, creating a continuous circulation cycle. Key principles include temperature and density effects.
18 Aug, 2024
This article explains the primary mechanisms of heat transfer in boiling water, highlighting convection as the main process, followed by conduction, with minimal contribution from radiation. Key formulas are also provided.
15 Aug, 2024
This article explains why sound waves travel faster in denser materials due to higher collision frequency of closely packed molecules. It highlights the relationship between sound speed, density, and elasticity.
15 Aug, 2024
The article discusses the characteristics of an unstable atmosphere, highlighting how a cool, dry air mass creates stability, while a warm, humid air mass and ascending buoyant air contribute to instability.