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. 2021 Nov 12;6:32. doi: 10.1038/s41539-021-00110-x

Table 1.

List of topics covered in stages 1 and 2.

Label Stage 1 Stage 2
A Atomic structure and Coulomb’s Law Time constant of discharging capacitor
B Atomic structure and macroscopic materials Time to discharge the capacitor by a specified amount
C Coulomb’s Law and charge conduction RC Circuits
D Computing the electric field—like charges Magnetic field of transmission line—comparisons
E Computing the electric field—dipole on-axis Power consumption of MRI solenoid
F Computing the electric field—charges on different axes Superposition of straight wire magnetic fields
G Electric and gravitational force on a point charge Lorentz force acceleration
H Torque on a dipole in an electric field Cyclotron motion in microwave
I Electric field in a capacitor and charge kinematics Lorentz force geometric effect on motion
J Electric potential, potential energy, and work Magnetic force on a wire balancing gravity
K Point charge electric potential and energy conservation Maximum torque of magnetic field on a current loop
M Electric potential in capacitors Solenoid magnetic flux through a loop
N Electric potential of multiple point charges Magnetic flux through a circular coil
O Electric potential, field, and force Faraday’s Law—induced current in a loop
P Comparing capacitors containing different dielectrics Magnetic flux through the loop—various geometries
Q Computing geometric capacitor properties Faraday’s Law quantitative and qualitative
R Energy stored and released by capacitors Ohm’s Law in an MRI machine
S Current as electron flow Electric and magnetic fields in a laser
T Current as positive and negative ion flow Intensity and magnetic field of radio signals
U Work done on charges in a battery Electromagnetic wave penetration depth
V Comparing resistivities of materials Photon description of light intensity
W Computing resistivity of a material Thermal radiation as photon emission
X Comparing energy in batteries and in other systems Comparing power output of thermal light sources
Y Power consumption in a simple circuit Computation of de Broglie wavelength
Z Comparing power consumption in different circuits Quantum particle in a box
α Resistance of a composite wire Photon emission spectrum of a quantum system
β Power in circuit with parallel and series combined Hydrogen photon emission spectrum
γ Circuits with tricky topology—current and power Hydrogen emission—extreme wavelengths
δ Circuits with bulbs and resistors—current and power Hydrogen emission—impossibility questions

Labels correspond to Fig. 1.