A1 LT3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is required for electrons to move from one material to another?

A

Contact pressure

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2
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What is the term for the interaction of electrostatic and mechanical stresses within certain crystals?

A

Piezoelectric effect

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3
Q

What effect does mechanical stress on a crystal cause?

A

Electron displacement

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4
Q

What results from electron displacement in a crystal under mechanical stress?

A

Current flow

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5
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Why do surface atoms have some loosely bound electrons?

A

Unable to combine with other atoms

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6
Q

When does the thermoelectric effect occur?

A

When dissimilar metal junction is heated

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7
Q

How do scientists describe light?

A

Made of photons.

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8
Q

What is the photovoltaic effect?

A

Electrons leaving atoms due to light energy

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9
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What device is used to harness the photovoltaic effect?

A

Photovoltaic cell

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10
Q

How is most of the electrical energy we use produced?

A

Magnetism

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11
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What is the principle behind generators and alternators producing electricity?

A

Magnetoelectric effect

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12
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What is the opposite phenomenon to the magnetoelectric effect?

A

Electromagnetic effect

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13
Q

How do electric motors produce motion?

A

Electromagnetic effect

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14
Q

What happens when materials are rubbed together in regards to electrons?

A

Electrons are freed

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