Physics- Electrostatic Field Force Flashcards

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Shock come from

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A discharge of static electricity from your body to an object

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2
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Discharge can be seen

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As a spark

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3
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The total positive electric charge in the nucleus is

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Balanced by the total negative charge of the electrons around the nucleus.

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4
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If you remove one or more electrons

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The atoms is no lined neutral but positively charged

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5
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If you rub two different types of materials against each other

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Some of the electrons can be transferred from one material to the other. This leaves one negatively charged (material that picked up electrons) and other materials is positively charged (material that lost electrons)

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6
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Only electrons

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Can be transferred from one material to the other

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7
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Static electricity has

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Potential energy. This energy comes from the energy spent on the running process

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8
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How lightning is formed

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When wind blows thunderclouds, it creates friction between the ice particles and water droplets in the cloud, which move past each other in the atmosphere.
Thus friction is responsible for a very high electrostatic charge build-up inside the cloud.
If the electrostatic charge becomes high enough, it discharges in the form of a lightning bolt to the earth.

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9
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The energy in a lightning bolt is

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Very high and can cause severe damage and death with a fraction of a second

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10
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Lightning discharge usually

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Hits high points

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11
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Protection against lightning

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Lightning conductors provide a safe path for electricity to travel to the earth.a metal rod with the bottom end buried in the soil and the top end attached to a sharpened.
Hide in the lowest possible position if outside.
Stay clear of bodies of water or tall trees.
Seek shelter.
When inside, avoid showering, taking baths or washing dishes.
Avoid using appliances that conduct electricity, such as landlines and televisions.
Stay inside half an hour after you hear thunder or last see lightning

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