C22 (Electric Fields) Flashcards

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Electric Field Definition

A

The area around object, which a charge would experience a force

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Electric field strength definition

A

Force per unit positive charge

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Equation for EFS

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Force / Positive Charge

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Electric field Patterns:

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Arrow, direction
Right angle to surface of conductor
Parallel lines if uniform field
Closer lines = greater EFS

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Definition 1C

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Amount charge, passing given point, per second, when current = 1A

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6
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What are all charges a multiple of?

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1.6x10^-19
Quantised

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The force between 2 electric charges (Q&q) are proportion to what, and inversely proportional to what?

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Proportional to Qxq
Inversely proportional to square of separation (r)

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8
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Force is directly proportional to…

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Qq/r^2

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9
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Electric field strength defined as…

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The force per unit positive charge

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10
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What is the change in work done equal to

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Change in potential energy
Mass x change in gravitational potential

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11
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The change of energy potential equation

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m x g x change h

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12
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Equation for no. excess electrons:

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Q (charge) / e (electron charge)

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13
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Electric field strength is inversely proportional to what

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r^2 (double distance, EFS decreases by a factor of 4).

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Electric potential equation

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EPE = Vq = Qq / 4pi x epsilon 0 x r

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How do you derive the equation C=4pi x epsilon 0 x r
From V = Q / C

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V = Q / C
Sub V = Q / 4pi x epsilon 0 x r into the equation above
Cancels Q on both sides
Leaving you with C = 4pi x epsilon 0 x r

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16
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What’s the differences between electric fields and gravitational fields (2):

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  • Objects can be shielded from electric fields, but not gravitational fields.

-The size of electric field depends on medium between the charges, for gravitational fields strength this makes no difference.

17
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Electrical potential (definition):

A

Work done bringing a unit charge from infinity to a (specific) point.

18
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What’s the equation of the force exerted by an electron?

A

Force = energy (electron) x Q (e)

19
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Equation for work done (by an electron):

A

Volts x q
Work done = Ve

20
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Electric potential equation:

A

V = W / Q

21
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How to work out the acceleration of an electron?

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a = F / m
F = E (energy) x Q