physics Flashcards

1
Q

two charges have the same -

A

electric potential

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2
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2Q has more -

A

potential energy

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3
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electric potential V is the - per unit of charge

A

electric potential energy

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4
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electric potential V is the electric potential energy per unit of charge, the formula is -

A

V=PE/q

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5
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unit V is equivalent to - per -

A

1J, 1C

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6
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electric potential is the amount of - needed to move a unit charge from a reference point to a specific point within an -

A

work, electric feild

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7
Q

is the potential energy high or low

A

high

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8
Q

is the little dot on a high vs low potential energy chart usually positive or negative

A

positive

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9
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potential energy is a property of -, meaning a location can have electric potential even without a -

A

space, charge being present

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10
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voltage is the difference in - between - points

A

electric potential, 2

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11
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it is the - or - that drives electric charges

A

push, force

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12
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the terminal between devices such as batteries that provide a - potential difference points is known as a source of - force or EMF, even when -

A

constant, electromotive, no current flows

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13
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in a simple basic electric cell with sulfuric acid solution, the electrodes are made of - and -

A

zinc, carbon

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