Waves mind maps
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This Waves mind maps page brings together over 1,200 community-made maps by more than 980 users, covering sound, light, reflection and the electromagnetic spectrum. School students can use them to revise wave topics, while teachers can find material for lessons at GCSE and A-level. Choose a map to begin.
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- Wave properties and equations370
- Types of waves271
- Oscillations and simple harmonic motion40
- Reflection and refraction109
- Diffraction and interference74
- Standing waves32
- Polarisation10
- Sound waves198
- Ultrasound42
- Doppler effect22
- Seismic waves11
- Electromagnetic spectrum231
- Light waves and optics15
- Waves and communication35
Mind maps
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Electromagnetic waves The electromagnetic spectrum descriptions and properties
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A Level Physics OCR -
Physics: Waves, Sound & Light
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Waves - Chapter 11 Mind map about waves
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Seismic waves -
Section 3- Waves (part 2)
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The Electromagnetic Spectrum i made this mindmap to revise for a physics test. Feel free to use it/print it out if it helps. -
Waves - Physics -
Waves GCSE Physics Waves topic mindmap
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Refraction of Light Unit 3 - Radiation and Matter -
Total Internal Reflection
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Physics - Reflection, Refraction, Diffraction
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Physics - P3 - AQA - GCSE - Refractive Index
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Standing WAVES A note on standing waves -
Light Covers ccea gcse spec for light waves - reflection, refraction, dispersion and total internal reflection
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4.10 - Polarisation
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Properties of Waves
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Sound A quick Mind Map on chapter 40 in Exploring Science. -
Sound and light Good for Physics revision
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3.1 General wave properties Syllabus (extended) 2021 -
Waves This is KS3 so it explains the basic details of waves
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Diffraction Basic information about diffraction
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Sound -
Waves Waves are a disturbance that cause energy transfer from one point to another without the actual movement -
4.6 - Standing waves -
Amplitude and frequency and Sound afs -
Physics Unit 1 -
Light,Waves and Sound -
P1.2 Mind map for Revision Of P! -
wave whatare they? p1 AQA
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Longitudinal waves -
Superposition -
Physics P1
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WAVES AQA Exam Board - Waves -
Physics 1 Some key ideas for revision for unit 1 Physics
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Physics (P.5. Waves)
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Waves
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WAVES
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Waves
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Waves
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These maps offer different ways into the Waves unit. Properties of Waves is a place to begin if you want to revisit the topic broadly. For a particular area, explore Sound and light, Seismic waves or The Electromagnetic Spectrum.
If you are working on light, Refraction of Light focuses on one part of the topic. Total Internal Reflection also includes critical angle and optical fibres. Choose the map that matches the idea you want to review, rather than trying to cover every branch at once.
Revise with a map
Read a branch, then cover it and explain its key terms in your own words. Return to the map to check what you missed. When you want to practise answering questions instead, switch to a quiz on the Waves unit page. You can then return to a relevant branch for another look.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Start with Properties of Waves if you want a broad topic to revisit. If you already know which area needs attention, choose a more focused map, such as Refraction of Light or Seismic waves. Read a branch at a time and check the terms you want to remember.
Which school courses do these maps suit?
The listing includes maps relevant to GCSE and A-level Physics. For example, A Level Physics OCR includes wave behaviour among its topics, while another map focuses on refractive index for AQA GCSE Physics. Check each map's content to see whether it matches what you are studying or teaching.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.