Module 3 Flashcards

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1
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Electric is derived from the Greek word _______, meaning amber.

A

Elektron

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2
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It is an invisible force consisting of the proton and electron

A

Electricity

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3
Q

________ causes matter to produce and experience electrical and magnetic effect.

A

Electrical Charge

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4
Q

What is the unit for measuring electrical charge?

A

Coulomb (C)

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5
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The coulomb is named after who?

A

Charles Augustin De Coulomb

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6
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He suggested calling two kinds of charges, positive and negative charges.

A

Benjamin Franklin

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7
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An object has a NEGATIVE charge when the amount of ____ is greater than the amount of ____

A

Electrons is greater than the amount of Protons

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8
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An object has a POSITIVE charge when the amount of ____ is greater than the amount of ____

A

Protons is greater than the amount of Electrons

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9
Q

What are the properties of charge?

A

Quantization of Charge
Charge is always associated with mass
Conservation of charge
Invariance of charge

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10
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This property of charge states that:
electric charges can only have discrete/integer values

A

Quantization of Charge

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11
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This property of charge states that:
A mass cannot exist without charge

A

Charge is always associated with mass

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12
Q

True or False:
Particles such as photons or neutrinos have mass and have charge

A

FALSE (they do not have mass and can never have a charge)

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13
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True or False:
The higher the electrons, the heavier the object

A

TRUE

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14
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The ____ the protons, the lighter the object

A

The HIGHER the protons, the lighter the object

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15
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This property of charge states that:
charge is conserved in an isolated system

A

Conservation of Charge

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16
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This property of charge states that:
value of a charge is the same whether stationary or moving

A

Invariance of Charge

17
Q

What are the charging processes?

A

Conduction
Induction
Friction

18
Q

Charging process that involves contact

A

Conduction

19
Q

has both the intermediate property of conductors and insulators

A

Semiconductor

20
Q

Charging process that does not involve contact

A

Induction

21
Q

Charging process wherein objects are rubbed together

A

Friction

22
Q

An electrified object picks up uncharged bits

A

Induced-Charged Effect

23
Q

True or False:
In Polarization, the charges in the molecules of a conducting material can shift slightly

A

…molecules of an INSULATING material

24
Q

The NET electric force on a charge is the SUM of force due to other charges

A

Superposition Principle