Physics Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The process where electrons are removed or added to a body of matter, is called

A

Electrification

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2
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The electrostatic force between two charges is____ proportional to the square of the distance between them

A

Indirectly

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3
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What device can detect the presence of an electrical charge?

A

Electroscope

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4
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Electrostatics is the branch of physics dealing with charges____

A

At rest

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5
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A____ charged object has an excess of electrons

A

Negatively

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6
Q

The removal of electrons from one object, by rubbing it with another of a different kind is called electrification by____

A

Friction

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7
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When a charged body touches an uncharged body, the uncharged body acquired the same charge, and is called electrification by____

A

Contact

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8
Q

Electrical charges

A

On the external surface of a conductor

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9
Q

The greatest concentration of charges will

A

Reside on the sharpest, external curvature of a conductor

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10
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If you increase the charges of two negatively charged objects, the electrostatic force between them____

A

Increases

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11
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The process of electrification, when electrical field act upon one another, without touching is known as

A

Induction

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12
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T/F electrification by induction is the simplest method of electrification

A

False

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13
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T/F in order for electrons to flow. There must be equal charges at both ends of the pathway.

A

False

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14
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T/F super conductors, have the ability to conduct or insulate electron flow

A

False

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15
Q

T/F Electrons in an electrical current always move in the same direction

A

False

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16
Q

T/F electrostatics is also called static electricity

A

True

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17
Q

T/F titanium is an example of a non-conductor

A

False

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18
Q

T/F if an object has a deficiency of electrons it has a positive charge

19
Q

T/F the longer the conductor, the less resistance it has to electric current

20
Q

T/F the unit of resistance is Ohms

21
Q

T/F if you increase the temperature of a conductor, you decrease resistance

22
Q

T/F if a circuit is open, current will not flow

23
Q

Which method of electrification is of most important to the radiographer

24
Q

In solid conductors,_____ charges are stationary

25
Which of the following statements is true regarding electrolysis
Electrolysis is the electron movement through an ionic solution
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The device that converts chemical energy to electrical energy is known as a
Battery
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The device that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy is known as a
Generator
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______ is termed as the quantity of electrons flowing
Current
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_____ is termed for the number of electrons in excess, at one end of the circuit and a deficiency at the other
Potential difference
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_____ is termed for the strength or force of electron flow
Potential difference
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_____ is termed for the opposition to current flow in a circuit
Resistance
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Potential difference
Volt
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Current
Ampere
34
Resistance
Ohms
35
Power
Watt
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As the cross-sectional diameter of a conductor increases resistance will
Decrease
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In a conductor as temperature increases, resistance_____
Increases
38
Series
Has one complete pathway for current flow, current is the same for each component, current stops with any break
39
Parallel
Current for each resistor may differ, adding resistors, reduce resistance, break in one branch, has no effect on others
40
Circuit breakers are sometimes used to decrease the occurrence of a short circuit because of an increase in____
Amperage
41
Which end of the pole is the source of electrons?
Negative pole
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What term is used to describe the maximum potential difference between positive and negative ends of a source
EMF
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T/F Creating a pathway for electrons to move between a charge body in the Earth is called grounding
True