Physics Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is Coulomb?

A

The standard unit for the measurement of Electrical Charge

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2
Q

What is Ohm?

A

The standard unit for the measurement of resistance

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3
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What is Ampere?

A

The unit for the measurement of electrical current.

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4
Q

What is Voltage?

A

The force that pushes charged electrons across a circuit.

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5
Q

What is Joule?

A

The measurement of energy.

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6
Q

What is Current measured in?

A

Amps (A)

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7
Q

What is current?

A

The rate of flow of charge around a circuit

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8
Q

How are Ammeters connected?

A

In series with other components in any circuit

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9
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What is special about current

A

It stays the same throughout the whole circuit and is not used up

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10
Q

What will increasing the number of components do?

A

The current will decrease everywhere in the circuit evenly

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11
Q

What is voltage and what is it measured with?

A

Known as potential difference and measured using a Voltmeter

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12
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What happens to the voltage supplied by the battery?

A

It is shared between the components in a series circuit

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13
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What happens to a lightbulb when there are more volts passing through it?

A

It will shine brighter

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14
Q

The more cells the higher the

A

Current

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15
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Resistors add up

A

Resistors add up

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16
Q

What is the most common metal used in wires

A

Copper

17
Q

Insulators and Conductors

A

Insulators dont conduct electricity

18
Q

What is the source of the circuit

A

The battery or cell

19
Q

How a 2 way switch operates

A

Explain

20
Q

What does a parallel circuit contain

A

A junction where the current can split or join. This means there is more than one path around the circuit.

21
Q

Components must be connected to the cell without any breaks in order for them to work

A

Components must be connected to the cell without any breaks in order for them to work

22
Q

The voltage across each branch of a parallel circuit stays the same

A

The voltage across each branch of a parallel circuit stays the same

23
Q

Cell voltages add up if they are facing the same way and connected in series. If any are the wrong way round they subtract from the total voltage

A

Cell voltages add up if they are facing the same way and connected in series. If any are the wrong way round they subtract from the total voltage