Electricity Flashcards

1
Q

Electric Charge:

A

Property causing force on charged particles.

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2
Q

Neutral Object:

A

Equal protons & electrons.

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3
Q

Negatively Charged:

A

More electrons than protons.

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4
Q

Positively Charged:

A

More protons than electrons.

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5
Q

Static Electricity:

A

Build-up of electric charge.

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6
Q

Induced Charge Separation:

A

the process of creating an imbalance of charge in a neutral object by bringing a charged object close to it

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7
Q

Conductor:

A

Material allowing current (e.g., copper).

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8
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Insulator:

A

Material preventing current (e.g., rubber).

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9
Q

Electric Discharge:

A

Flow of charge (e.g., spark).

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10
Q

Voltage (V):

A

Potential difference between two points.

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11
Q

Current (I):

A

Flow of charge.

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12
Q

Resistance (R):

A

Opposition to the flow of current.

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13
Q

Ammeter:

A

Measures current (in series).

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14
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Voltmeter:

A

Measures voltage (in parallel).

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15
Q

Ohm’s Law:

A

V=I×R

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16
Q

Total Resistance (Series):

A

R
total

=R
1

+R
2

+R
3

17
Q

Ohmmeter:

A

Measures resistance.

18
Q

Voltmeter:

A

Measures voltage in parallel.

19
Q

Ammeter:

A

Measures current in series.

20
Q

Friction:

A

Rubbing objects transfers electrons (e.g., balloon on hair).

21
Q

Induction:

A

Charging without contact (near a charged object).

22
Q

Conduction:

A

Direct transfer by contact.

23
Q

Series Circuit:

A

Same current throughout.
Voltage adds up.
Resistance adds up.

24
Q

Parallel Circuit:

A

Same voltage across all branches.
Current divides across branches.
Resistance decreases.

25
Q

Electron Movement:

A

Electrons flow from negative to positive.

26
Q

Charge Types:

A

Positive = more protons.
Negative = more electrons.
Neutral = equal protons and electrons.

27
Q

Law of Electric Charges:

A

Opposites attract, likes repel.

28
Q

Atom Structure:
Electron:

A

Negative, moves in circuits.
Proton: Positive, in nucleus.
Neutron: Neutral, in nucleus.