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Question 1

This has a negative charge and attracted to PROTONS

Answer 1

Electrons

Question 2

Is the outermost shell of the atoms

Answer 2

Valence electrons

Question 3

A mixture of metal and nonmental Ex: sILICONE, BORON, arsenic,

Answer 3

Metalloids

Question 4

iS the presence or flow of electrons

Answer 4

Electricity

Question 5

It freely moves electrons and a material in which electricity can easily flow

Answer 5

Conductors (Ex: copper, steel, gold, silver,)

Question 6

This hold onto their electrons and can build a static and often used for safety purposes

Answer 6

Insulators (ex, wood, glass, rubber)

Question 7

It collects charge but cannot flow

Answer 7

Static charge

Question 8

River is to water molecules as wire is to

Answer 8

Electrons

Question 9

rubbing the balloon hair causes the ballon to gain?

Answer 9

Electrons

Question 10

True or false, electrons and protons have the same magnitude?

Answer 10

True

Question 11

These are electrically neutral or have no charge

Answer 11

aTOMS

Question 12

If an atom gains or loses electrons it gains a charge and become ???

Answer 12

An ion

Question 13

Rubber objects almost always gain what type of charge

Answer 13

A negaative charge

Question 14

A glass rod rubbed with silk will gain what type of charge

Answer 14

Positive

Question 15

These are liquid solutions that can conduct electricity

Answer 15

Electrolytes

Question 16

What are the 2 methods that can be used to charge objects

Answer 16

Conduction and induction

Question 17

A rubber rod is rubbed on a rabbits fur, the rubber rod now has negative charge is what type of charge

Answer 17

Conduction

Question 18

A charging method that charges an obeject wihtout actually touch the object

Answer 18

Induction

Question 19

When u bring a charged object near an uncharged object the object gets?

Answer 19

Polarized

Question 20

The force of attraction or repulsion between two charged bodies is directly proportional

Answer 20

Coulombs LAW

Question 21

One coulomb is

Answer 21

6.25x10^18

Question 22

A single electron has?

Answer 22

-1.60x10^-19

Question 23

A single proton has

Answer 23

1.60x10^-19

Question 24

is an invisible force field caused by an electric charge which results in electric forced when placed to one another

Answer 24

Electric field

Question 25

A static electric field is created when the charges are stationary and the corresponding force is known as

Answer 25

Electrostatic force

Question 26

IS defined as the total number of electric line of force

Answer 26

Electric flux

Question 27

IS the rate of flow of the electirc field through a given surface

Answer 27

Electric flux

Question 28

A proton move outward or inward

Answer 28

Outward

Question 29

An electron moves outward or inward

Answer 29

Inward

Question 30

Is THE DIfference in the potential energy per unit charge between two locations in an electric field

Answer 30

Electric potential or Voltage

Question 31

is deinfed to be the change in potential energy of a charged moved from A to B divided by the charge

Answer 31

Electric potential difference

Question 32

is voltage the same as energy, true or fale

Answer 32

FAlse

Question 33

The amount of work done by the electric field per unit charge in moving a charge between two points in an electric field is

Answer 33

Voltage

Question 34

is a passive two terminal electrical component that stores potential energy in an electric field

Answer 34

Capacitor (it is composed of two conducting plated separated with a distance)

Question 35

is defined as the ratio of the magnitude of the charge over the ratio of the magnitude of the potential difference

Answer 35

Capacitance

Question 36

formulated the law of electromagnetism

Answer 36

Andre marie ampere

Question 37

named after fard

Answer 37

Michael Faraday

Question 38

This is to measure current

Answer 38

Ammeter

Question 39

the energy needed to move a unit charged supplied by source it is measured in volts

Answer 39

EMF