GEN-PHYSICS Flashcards

1
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Symbol, charge, volume of charge, and mass kg of ELECTRON

A

e
-
-1.6x10^ -19 C
9.11 x 10^ -31 kg

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Symbol, charge, volume of charge, and mass kg of PROTON

A

p
+
1.6x10^ +19C
1.67x10^ -27 kg

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3
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Symbol, charge, volume of charge, and mass kg of NEUTRON

A

n
neutral
0
1.67x10^ -27 kg

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4
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more electrons than protons carries a?

A

negative charge

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5
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more protons than protons carries a?

A

positive charge

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6
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neutral objects may be electrically active through?

A

polarization

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7
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what happens either +/- is brought near a neutral object?

A

the electrons and protons are pushed in opposite direction

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8
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What happens to two same charges?

A

repel each other

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9
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What happens to two opposite charges?

A

attracts each other

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10
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3 ways for neutral object to become charged

A

friction
conduction
induction

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11
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two different materials rub each other, causing a transfer of electrons

A

FRICTION

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12
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Charging of conduction

A

charging an uncharged material by bringing it into touch with some other charged material

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13
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used to charge an object without actually touching the object to any other charged object

A

INDUCTION

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14
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WHAT IS COULOMB’S LAW

A

the force of attraction or repulsion between two charged bodies is directly proportional to the product of their charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them

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