Atomic Structure

Question 1

The force of attraction/repulsion that exists between 2 charged bodies this will cause electricity

Answer 1

the electrostatic force

Question 2

Is the set of physical phenomena associate with the present and flow of electrical charge

Answer 2

electricity

Question 3

Is compose of molecules which are composed of atoms

Answer 3

Matter

Question 4

who discover the transition of element table/periodic table and what year

Answer 4

Mendeleev 1869

Question 5

According to the FAA what are the two categories of electricity

Answer 5

Static and current electricity

Question 6

What are the maximum of electrons can exist the valence shell or orbit

Answer 6

8

Question 7

An electron in the outer orbit and easy dislodge for conduction of electricity is known as

Answer 7

Free electrons

Question 8

Force of attraction and repulsion between electrons and protons is

Answer 8

electrostatic force

Question 9

how many electrons exist in the outer orbit of a conductor

Answer 9

less than 4

Question 10

how many electrons exist in the outer orbit of a insulator

Answer 10

more than 4

Question 11

term to describe electrons in the outer orbit of all atoms

Answer 11

Valence electrons

Question 12

What two forces are capable causing free electrons to move

Answer 12

Magnetic and electrostatic

Question 13

are all valence electrons free?

Answer 13

NO

Question 14

Are all electrons surrounding an atom are involved in the flow of electricity

Answer 14

NO

Question 15

What type of electricity is produced by magnetism

Answer 15

AC

Question 16

Two types of useful electricity

Answer 16

AC and DC

Question 17

What type of current batteries produced

Answer 17

Direct

Question 18

requirements for producing electricity by magnetism

Answer 18

magnetic field
conductor
motion

Question 19

Two types of electricity

Answer 19

Non-useful, useful

Question 20

Current that can change in magnitude but not direction

Answer 20

DC

Question 21

Current that continuously changes in magnitude and periodically changes in direction

Answer 21

AC

Question 22

2 forces that drive electrons

Answer 22

electrostatic force

magnetic force

Question 23

A substance that can not be separated into different substances

Answer 23

element

Question 24

Element with 4 electrons in the valence shell

Answer 24

semiconductor

Question 25

Atom with the same number of electrons and protons

Answer 25

Balanced atom

Question 26

An atom that's missing an electron

Answer 26

Positive ion

Question 27

Smallest part of an element with the characteristics of an element

Answer 27

ATOM

Question 28

Smallets component of a substance that still contains the characteristics of a substance

Answer 28

Molecule

Question 29

An electron that can move from one atom to another

Answer 29

Free electron

Question 30

A chemical combination of two or more elements

Answer 30

Compound

Question 31

Atome that has gain or lost an electron

Answer 31

ION

Question 32

Force that holds an atom together

Answer 32

electrostatic

Question 33

Ability to an item to remain magnetized after a magnetic field contact

Answer 33

retentivity

Question 34

The strength of a magnetic field produced when current flows thru a conductor is directly proportion to the current flowing thru it

Answer 34

Is very true.

Question 35

Production of electricity

Answer 35

``` Heat- DC Pressure- AC Light- DC chemical-DC Magnetism-AC ```

Question 36

Who first experience the phenomenon of static electiciti

Answer 36

Benjamin frankling

Question 37

Anything that has mass volume, physical substance

Answer 37

Matter

Question 38

what determines a good conductor or insulator at the atom

Answer 38

The ability to give up of receive electrons

Question 39

Best conductors and have on valence electron in the outer orbit

Answer 39

Gold and silver

Question 40

Best insulators their outer orbits are full with valence electrons

Answer 40

Neon and helium

Question 41

Best semiconductors have exactly 4 valence electrones

Answer 41

Silicon and germanium

Question 42

Atom with too many or too few valence electrons is an

Answer 42

ION

Question 43

Crystals under pressure can cause current to flow is known as

Answer 43

Piezoelectric effect use in microphones

Question 44

Michael Faraday discover

Answer 44

magnetic field

Question 45

Magnetic substances composed of a small areas where groups of atoms are aligned like the poles of a magnet its known as

Answer 45

Magnetic domains

Question 46

The field of force existing between the poles of a magnet is

Answer 46

magnetic filed

Question 47

Magnetic flux that is assumed to travel from north to south pole in a magnet is known as

Answer 47

Magnetic force

Question 48

is known as a natural magnet

Answer 48

Lodestones

Question 49

Magnetic force is also known as

Answer 49

Magnetic flux

Question 50

Term in which a substance carries ease magnetic lines of flux

Answer 50

Permeability

Question 51

Is the oposition that a substance has to magnetic lines of flux

Answer 51

Reluctante

Question 52

Force which causes magnetic force to travel through a substance

Answer 52

Magnetomotive force

Question 53

The unit of magnetic flux which represents 1 line of force

Answer 53

Maxwell

Question 54

Measure of flux density which is equal to 1 maxwell/square centimeter

Answer 54

Gauss

Question 55

Unit of flux density which is equal to 10,000 gauss/ squared centimeter of cross sectional area

Answer 55

Tesla

Question 56

Space or substance transversed by magnetic line of force

Answer 56

Magnetic circuit

Question 57

Examples of electromagnets

Answer 57

Solenoids and relays

Question 58

Is the direct flow of electrons from one atom to another

Answer 58

electrical current

Question 59

The push or pressure felt in a conductor that ultimately moves the electrons in a flow

Answer 59

Electromotive force EMF

Question 60

EMF is produced by

Answer 60

``` Pressure Light Chemical action heat Magnetism ```

Question 61

Unit of energy

Answer 61

Joule

Question 62

defined as the ability to do work

Answer 62

energy

Question 63

Ohms law

Answer 63

Current is directly proportional to the voltage and inversily proportional to the resistance