Chapter 5- Electrostatics And Magnetism Flashcards
Coulomb’s law
Fe = kq1q2 / r^2
k- 8.99 x 10^9
Magnitude of electric field
E = Fe/q = kQ/r^2
Electrical potential energy
U= kQq/r
+ if two charges are the same and - if they are different
Electrical potential
U/q (ratio of magnitude of charge and its electrical potential energy) -measured in volts
Electrical potential with no test charge present
V= kQ/r
🔺Voltage
Wab/ q (Wab is work needed to move a test charge q)
Potential difference between two points at different points
Electric potential
V= (kqd/r^2) cos
Dipole moment (p)
p= qd
Production of charge and separation distance
Net torque on a dipole
pEsin
SI unit for magnetic field strength
Tesla (T)
Gauss may also be used. 1T = 10^4 gauss
Order of magnetic strength
- Ferromagnetic (lots of unpaired electrons)
- Paramagnetic(unpaired electrons)
- Diamagnetic (no unpaired electrons)
Magnetic field produced by straight current carrying wire
B= u*I/2pir
u*- 4pi x 10^-7
Magnetic field for center of circular loop of current carrying wire
B= u*I/2r
Lorentz force
Sum of both electrostatic and magnetic forces acting on a charge
Magnetic force exerted on a charge moving in a magnetic field
FB= qvB sin
B- magnitude of magnetic field