Electric Charge And Fields Flashcards

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Conservation of charge?

A

Total charge of an isolated system is constant

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Charging by rubbing applies only to ______?

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Insulators

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3
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Charging by conduction VS induction?

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Conduction: transfer of e’s via contact with another surface
Induction: Charges uncharged body with opp charged particles

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Quantization of charge?

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All charges are integral multiples of charge of e’ = 1.6/10¹⁹C
Q = ne

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Coulumb’s Law + formula + charge of K?

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Force btw two point charges is directly prop to product of magnitude of the charges & inversely to Sq of distance btw them
Direction is along the line which joins charges
F = k(q1q2)/r²
k = 9 × 10⁹ Nm²/C²

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6
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Coulomb’s law is applicable only to _____?

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Point charges

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Principle of superposition?

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Total force on q1 = vector sum of all forces acting on q1
Fi = k Σ [qi qn/(rni)²] × rni

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Electric field + formula?

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Force per unit charge exerted on a positive test charge at rest at that point
E = F/q

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Source charge VS test charge

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Electric charge that produces the electric field is called a source charge.
Test charge is a small positive charge used to detect the presence of electric field. It should be as small as possible so that it doesn’t affect the electric field due to source charge

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Relation btw force & electric field?

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E= F/q where q is test charge
It is used to calculate electric field strength

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Electric field lines? Why use them? Direction of them?

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A way of pictorially mapping the electric field around a configuration of charge(s).
To show electric fields, magnetic fields.
Tangent on these lines at any point gives the direction of net field at that point.

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E.F.L properties?

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  1. Show a continuous curve without having any breakage in a charge-free region
  2. Never cross each other
  3. Start on the +ve charge and end in the -ve charge
  4. Do not form any closed loops
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13
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Electric field intensity? mathematically?

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Force experienced per unit positive test charge placed at that point without disturbing the source charge.
E = F/Q

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E.F.I due to circular coil formula?

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E = KQx/(R²+ x²)³/²

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Electric dipole?

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pair of equal or opposite charges A and -B which are separated by distance 2x

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16
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  1. Electrostatic forces are _______ forces
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conservative

17
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Electric charge

A

Fundamental property of any substance that makes it possible to make or exert electrical forces or respond to electrical forces

18
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Charge of proton

A

1.6/10¹⁹C

19
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Charge of neutron

A

0C

20
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Properties of electric charge

A

Additivity
Quantised in nature

21
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Is a charge if 5.8/10¹⁸ C possible?

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Q = 5.8/10¹⁸
Q=ne
n = 36.02
So not possible

22
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E(equator)/2 =

A

E(axis)

23
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Use of Gauss theorem?

A

Calculation of E.F when system has some symmetry