electrical & electronics Flashcards

1
Q

an atom consist of what 3 things?

A

neutrons, protons and electrons

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2
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an element is made up of what?

A

made of one kind of atom

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3
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what happens when 2 or more elements combine

A

compound is formed

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4
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inside of a nucleus of an atom contains what?

1) electrons
2) proton
3) neutron

A

contains both protons & neutrons

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5
Q

what goes with what

1) protons A. neutral
2) electrons B. positive
3) neutrons C. negative

A

1) protons are B. positive
2) electrons are C. negative
3) neutrons are A. neutral

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6
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what 3 out of 4 orbits are important?

A

first orbit with 2 electrons
second orbit with 8 electrons
third orbit that has 18 electrons

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7
Q

when an atom losses an electron it becomes?

A

positive charge

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8
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when an atom losses a proton it becomes?

A

negative charged

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9
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what is the valence orbit referring to?

A

the outermost obit & is where an atom losses or gains electrons

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10
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insulators are usually made up of?

A

plastic, rubber & oil

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11
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what makes up a hydrocarbon?

A

compound of hydrogen atom & carbon atoms

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12
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when are varnish insulators used?

A

used on components such as alternators, starters or anything with tightly wound copper coils

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13
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semiconductors have how many valence electrons?

A

they have 4 electrons in furthest orbit

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14
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voltage may be referred to as

A

electromotive force, or is the pressure or force causing electrons to flow

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15
Q

current is measured by?

A

amps

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16
Q

what is conventional theory?

A

when current flows from + TO -

17
Q

what is electron theory?

A

when electrons move from - to +

18
Q

ohm is?

A

resistance

19
Q

in an electrical circuit
a open circuit will___________&
a closed circuit will___________.

A

open will NOT function & closed will function.

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