electricity Flashcards

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1
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charge

A

unit : C
defintion: amount of current carried charge/ s

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2
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mass proton

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1.62E-27 kg

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3
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mass electron

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9.019E-31 kg

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4
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proton charge

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1.6E-19

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5
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electron charge

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-1.6E-19

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6
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conductors

A

charge easily moves through

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7
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insulators

A

materials that do not allow charge to pass through

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8
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high resistance means

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low conductivity

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9
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resistance eqn

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R= ρ(L/A)
- L is length of conductor
- a is area
- ρ resistance constant for material

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10
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conductivity eqn

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G=c(A/L)
c = material specific constant

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11
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coloumbs law

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F = kQ1Q2/ (r^2)
force between two charged objects
k - constant 8.99E9

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12
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coloumbs constant eqn

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1/(4piEo)

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13
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Eo

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permitivity of free space
8.85E-12

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14
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what does columbs law resemble

A

gravitational force

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15
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what is electrical force proportional to

A

mass and charge of the particles
inverse of the dsitance squared

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16
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electric field

A

E= F/q
E is electric field
F is force experienced by test charge
q is magnitude of test charge

17
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electric field equation in terms of coloyumbs law

A

E= kQ/r^2
where q is the magnitude of the charge originally in the electric field

18
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what happens to electric field as distnace increases

A

electric field decreases

19
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force experienced by a charge in an electriv field

A

F = E*q

20
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field lines

A

indicate the direction and magnitude of electric fields, the arrows in field lines point in the direction that a posirive test charge would travel in the electric field
- away from positive and toward negative

21
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capacitors

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sources of charge are arannged linearly and parallel to one another

22
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dipoles

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substance with 2 different stable charges at each end

23
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dipole in a uniform field

A

aligns with the electric field lines

24
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torque

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25
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work exerted on a charge by an electric field

A

W= kQq/r

26
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electrical potential energy

A

U=kQq/ r
- reference point is infinity

27
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electical potential

A

V= kQ/r or V=U/q

28
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equipotential lines

A

all points that have same electrical potential

29
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voltage

A

potential differnce (ΔV) between 2 points
ΔV= V2-V1

30
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voltage in terms of work

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Δv= U2/q - U1/a= ΔU/q