Chapter 22 electric fields Flashcards

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What is an electric field?

A

A region in which charged objects experience a force

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What is the formula for electric field strength?

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E = F/Q

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What is formula for force exerted on charged objects?

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F =Qq/4pir^2 epsilon

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What is the formula for electric field strength in a radial field and how do you derive it?

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Substitue force formula into electric field strength formula to remove little q from the force formula

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Differences between gravitational fields and electric fields?

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One is created by mass, one is created by charge
GF is always attractive, EF is repulsive for positive and attractive for negative

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Electric field strength between parallel plates

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A charge between two parallel plates that are oppositelt charged experiences a force and moves to the plate
W = Fd
The force is provided by the electric field, EQ = F
VQ = EQd
E = V / d

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Capacitance relation to Area and distance of plates

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C = Aε/d
ε = εrε0

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Electircal potential energy

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Area under a force distance graph
= Force formula between two point charges x R
The energy required to bring a test charge from infinity to that point
E = Qq / 4 pi r ε0

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Electric potential with units

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The energy required per unit charge to bring a test charge from that infinity to that point
V = Q / 4 pi r ε0
Units is volts because E/q = V (electric work done)

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Capacitance of an isolated sphere

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C = Q/ V
rearranged electirc potential for Q
C = V4 pi r ε0 / V
C = 4 pi r ε0

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