Physics - Chapter 5 Flashcards

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1
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The study of stationary electric charges

A

Electrostatics

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2
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What can electrification be created by?

A

Contact, friction, induction

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3
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Where is the electric charge of a conductor concentrated?

A

Along the sharpest curvature of the surface

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4
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What is the unit of electric potential?

A

Volt

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5
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What is the study of electric charges in motion?

A

Electrodynamics

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6
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A substance that electrons easily flow

A

Conductor

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7
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A material that does not allow electron flow

A

Insulator

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8
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A material that behaves as a conductor and a insulator

A

Semiconductor

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9
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What results from increasing electric resistance?

A

Reduced electric current

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10
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Electrons that flow in only one direction

A

DC

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11
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Electrons that flow alternately in opposite directions

A

AC

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12
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What does any charged particle in motion create?

A

Magnetic field

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13
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The imaginary lines of a magnetic field are always:

A

Closed loops

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14
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The ability of a material to attract the lines of magnetic field intensity

A

Magnetic permeability

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15
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Materials are weakly repelled by either magnetic pole. They can not be artificially magnetized. They are not attracted to a magnet

A

Diamagnetic

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16
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Strongly attracted by a magnet and usually can be permanently magnetized by exposure to a magnetic field

A

Ferromagnetic

17
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Material lie somewhere between ferromagnetic and nonmagnetic. They are very slightly attracted to a magnet

A

Paramagnetic

18
Q

The small magnet created by the electron orbit

A

Magnetic dipole

19
Q

The degree to which a material can be magnetized

A

Magnetic susceptibility

20
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Can be made into magnets by induction

A

Ferromagnetic

21
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The SI unit of magnetic field strength

A

Tesla

22
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Electric potential is measured in units of:

A

Joule per coulomb OR volt

23
Q

What does any charge in motion induce?

A

Magnetic field

24
Q

What is a coil of wire called?

A

Solenoid

25
Q

Current carrying coil of wire wrapped around an iron core

A

Electromagnet

26
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An electric current is induced in an electric circuit if some part of that circuit is in a changing magnetic field

A

Electromagnetic induction

27
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What induces an electric current

A

Varying magnetic field intensity

28
Q

What powers the rotating anode of an xray tube?

A

Induction motor

29
Q

What changes the intensity of alternating voltage and current?

A

Transformer

30
Q

What has one winding and varies both voltage and current

A

Autotransformer

31
Q

What governs the interaction of magnetic poles?

A

Magnetic field

32
Q

What governs the interaction of electrostatic charges?

A

Electric field

33
Q

Which way does the electric field point from a positive charge?

A

Outward

34
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Which way does the electric field point from a negative charge?

A

Inward