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The document outlines 9 main branches of physics: Mechanics, Electricity, Electromagnetism, Solid-State Physics, Atomic Physics, Nuclear Physics, Plasma Physics, Biophysics, and Astrophysics. Each branch deals with a different subject area related to motion, electricity, atomic structures, astronomy, and other physics phenomena. The document also lists some additional minor branches such as low temperature physics, particle physics, optics, and acoustics.
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- 2. The physicists have divided the subject Physics into various branches; each branch has acquired a title of a full subject now a days. Many branches of Physics are given below: 1. Mechanics 2. Electricity 3. Electromagnetism 4. Solid-State Physics 5. Atomic Physics 6. Nuclear Physics 7. Plasma Physics 8. Bio-physics 9. Astro Physics Branches of Physics
- 3. 1. Mechanics: The branch of Physics which deals with the motion of objects with or without reference of force. Branches of Physics
- 4. 2. Electricity: The branch of Physics which deals with the phenomena and effects related to electric charges. Branches of Physics
- 5. 3. Electromagnetism: It deals with observations, Principles, laws and method relate electricity and magnetism. Branches of Physics
- 6. 4. Solid-State Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the structure and properties of solid materials. Branches of Physics
- 7. 5. Atomic Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the structure and properties of the Atom. Branches of Physics
- 8. 6. Nuclear Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the structure, Properties and reaction of the Nuclei of atoms. Branches of Physics
- 9. 7. Plasma Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the Properties of highly ionized atoms forming a mixture of bare nuclei (nuclei without electrons) and Electron. Branches of Physics
- 10. 8. Bio-Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the application of physical methods and explanation to bio-physics systems and structures. Branches of Physics
- 11. 9. Astro Physics: The branch of Physics which deals with the study of the Physics of Astronomical Bodies. In addition to these branches also there are other branches like Low temperature Physics Particle Physics Optics Acoustics Branches of Physics