Lesson 1 Electric Charge Flashcards

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1
Q

Comes from the Greek word
electron which means “amber”

A

Electricity/Electrical Energy

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2
Q

Electron MEANS,

A

Amber

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3
Q

It is a fossilized resin material
used in jewelry

A

Amber

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4
Q

is the motion or flow of electrons in the
form of an electric charge

A

Electricity

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5
Q

Is a fundamental property of matter that
causes to be attracted toward or
repelled from another charged object.

A

Electrical Charge

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6
Q

Only the Electrons
can transfer to
objects because
they are located
outside the nucleus.

A

Free Electrons

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7
Q

The gain or loss of electrons is called

A

Ionization

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8
Q

Like charges repel each other, and
unlike charges attract each other

A

Law of Charges

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9
Q

Who proposed the law of charges and Law of Conservation of Charge

A

Benjamin Franklin

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10
Q

Charges cannot be
created nor destroyed,
but can be transferred
from one material to
another. The total charge
in a system must remain
constant.

A

Law of Conservation of Energy

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11
Q

Is the build up of electric charges on the
surface of an object

A

Static Electricity

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12
Q

When the object loses its electron,
it becomes -_______________________, When the object gains an electron, it becomes _______________________

A

Positively Charged, Negatively Charged

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13
Q

Gain charge by rubbing or friction

A

Charging by Rubbing

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14
Q

Is an arrangement of materials / substances
according to their ability to gain or lose electrons.

A

Triboelectric Series

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15
Q

Charge is created in a nearby object, without direct
contact

A

Charging by Induction

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16
Q

It is the process of
separation of charges in
an object that remains
neutral.

A

Polarization

17
Q

Transfer of electrons from a charged
object to another by direct contact.

A

Charging by Conduction

18
Q

Materials that permit electricity or
heat to pass through it

A

Conductors

19
Q

Materials that do not permit heat
and electricity to pass through it

A

Insulators