Note: Major terms which occur in the Contents are not generally included here.
| absolute error | 1C |
| absolute zero | 8A |
| acceleration | 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E |
| action at a distance | 4B, 7F |
| alpha particles | 7A, 7C |
| amplitude | 9A, 9B |
| angular acceleration | 2G |
| angular frequency | 2G, 9A, 9B |
| antiparticle | 7E |
| aorta | 3A, 3C |
| arc length | 2G |
| arrythmia | 3D |
| arteries | 3A, 3C |
| arterioles | 3A, 3C |
| asymptotic freedom | 7F |
| atomic number | 6A, 7C |
| atomic weight | 7C |
| ATP | 8E |
| Atrio Ventricular (AV) Block | 3D |
| atrium | 3A |
| autonomic nervous system | 3A |
| Avogadro's Number | 1D, 4B, 6C, 8A, 8E |
| axon | 4D |
| basal metabolism | 8D |
| beats | 9B |
| beta decay | 8B, 8C, 8F |
| Bigeminy | 3D |
| black body | 6D |
| black hole | 7B |
| Boltzmann Constant | 2D, 8A, 8B |
| Boltzmann Distribution | 8B |
| buoyancy | 1A, 2D |
| calcium channels | 8B |
| Calvin Cycle | 8F |
| capacitor | 4C, 4E, 4G, 4H |
| capillaries | 3A, 3C |
| Celsius | 8A |
| center of mass | 2H |
| centrifuge | 2D |
| centrifugal force | 2D |
| centripetal force | 1A, 6A |
| Chandrasekhar mass | 7B |
| channels | 4C, 4D, 8E |
| charge | 1A, 4A, 5A |
| chemical potential | 8B, 8E |
| chemical shift | 5C |
| coherent sources | 9B, 9F |
| color charge | 7E, 7F |
| composite dimension | 1A |
| compression | 2F |
| Compton wavelength | 9G |
| concentration | 4C, 4D, 8B |
| conduction | 4C |
| conductivity | 4F |
| conductors | 4C |
| configuration vs test charges | 4B |
| configuration vs test currents | 5A |
| conservation of angular momentum | 2E, 6C, 7C |
| conservation of charge | 2E, 4A, 7C |
| conservation of energy | 2E, 2F, 3E, 4F, 7C, 8E |
| conservation of mass | 2E |
| conservation of momentum | 2E, 7C |
| convection | 8D |
| correspondence principle | 6A |
| Couplets | 3D |
| covalent bonds | 4B |
| CPT theorem | 7F |
| cross product | 5A |
| current | 5A |
| current element | 5A |
| current loop | 5B, 5C |
| cyclic process | 8E |
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