chapter 10 Flashcards

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1
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Count Volta

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Italian scientist, in 1800 he invented the voltaic pile, the predecessor to the modern battery. THis was the first time scientists had a reliable source of electricity.

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2
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Protons have a ____ charge

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+ positive

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3
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electrons have a _____ charge

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  • Negative
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4
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Nuetrons have a ____ Charge

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nuetral charge

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5
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Protons and Nuetrons are located where

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In the middle of the atom

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6
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Electrons are located where

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around the outside of the atom

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7
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Accumulated electrons

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static electricity

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8
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Conduction

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electric charges flowing through a medium, like metal wires

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induction

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when the electrons move around because of them being around eachothether. pushing the object in question

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10
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an electrical current always runs fom

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the negative to the positive

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11
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how to properly draw a diagram of an electrical flow

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look at notes, I drew it there

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12
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Pump (analogical battery)

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makes the water flow by creating a difference in pressure. The water will always flow from high to low pressure

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13
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pipe ( analogical wire)

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provides a contained pathway for the water to flow

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14
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water ( analogical electricity current)

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flows in the pipes. flowing water actually consists of many individual molecules moving along In the pipe.

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15
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filter ( analogical resistor (like a lightbulb) )

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procides resistance to the flow of water. the resistance depends on how tightly the filter is packed. it’s doing a practical job (cleaning the water) and that’s why we even have the water circuit.

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16
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AC

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Alternating current, this means that the current and voltage are constantly changing ( alternating from + to - and back again.) (example: the electricity that comes from a wall outlet)

17
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DC

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Direct current, a flow of electricity that does not change direction, like batteries

18
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Ampere (AMP)

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THe scientific unit of electrical current

19
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Resistance is measured in

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ohms

20
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Voltage is measured in

A

volts

21
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current is meausured in

A

ampiers

22
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Voltage equation ( Ohm’s law)

A

V = IR

23
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Electrical power equation

A

P = IV

24
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In a DC the current flows from

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positive to negative

25
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In a DC current the electrons flow from

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negative to positive

26
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Resistor

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Slows the current by stopping the current ACROSS itself, not through it

27
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µ

A

micro

28
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Ω

A

ohlms

29
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Types of two-resistor networks

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Series and Parrelel

30
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Series network

A

two resistors are on the smae wire as eachother

31
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Parallel

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splits stream into two seperate wires connected to the same wire.

32
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how do wiresr work when splitting

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If a passage is bigger more liquid will go through it than the smaller one

33
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Resistance equation

A

R = V/I

34
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REQ for Series circuit

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REQ = R1 + R2 + R3…

35
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Kirchhoffs law

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the current going into a junction must equal the sum of all the currents exiting the wire

36
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kirhhoffs voltage drop law

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The voltage rise will equal the voltage drop

37
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Ohms law

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V = IR