Electricity quiz Flashcards

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1
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what is the meaning of atomic structure?

A

the structure of an atom

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2
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what are atoms made of?

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protons, nutrons and electrons

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3
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where in the atom are protons and neutrons?

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The nucleus

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4
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What is the nucleus?

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the middle of the atom were protons and neutrons are

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5
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true or false? electrons outside of the nucleus are very hard to add or get rid of

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FALSE! it is very easy to add or remove

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6
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what attracts (magnets)?

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opposites or positive and negatives

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7
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true or false? like charges attract

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FALSE!!!! Like charges repel opposites attract

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8
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what is a static charge?

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A static charge is an electric charge that is stationary (not moving).

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9
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when does friction occur?

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Friction: occurs when two objects are rubbed together the objects will have opposite charges at the end

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10
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when does conduction occur?

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Conduction (contact): occurs when objects touch and an electric charge is transferred from one object to the other

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11
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what results in induction?

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dbl check on slides ***Induction: results from one charged object going near one that is not charged. One side will have either an excess of positive or negative charges

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12
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What type of materials HOLD electrons?

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insulators

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13
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What type of materials easily RELEASE electrons?

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Conductors

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14
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What is the Electrostatic Series?

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a list of materials that shows which ones easily hold electrons and which ones easily release electrons

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15
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in the Electrostatic Series does positive mean the materials hold electrons easily or release them?

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Positive means the tendency to lose them

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16
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what is the valence shell?

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the outer shell or orbit in the atom

17
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what is the difference between insulators and conductors?

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Conductors allow electrons to flow through it
Insulators do not let electrons flow through

18
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Examples of insulators

A

Glass
wood
rock

19
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Examples of conductors

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Brass
gold
steel

20
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Example of friction

A

Sheets coming out of the drier
Rubbing your feet against a carpet
Rubbing two rocks together

21
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Example of conduction

A

AED’s
Heat from element on stove boiling water

22
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Example of Induction charging

A

electromagentic charge is produced from induction coils and charges a phone, microphone, etc.

23
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Structure of a wire

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A single insulated conductor (e.g. a piece of copper wrapped in rubber)

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