test #1 Flashcards

1
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the build up of positive or negative charges on an object.

A

Static electricity

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2
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a push or a pull

A

Force

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3
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smallest unit of matter. It contains protons, neutrons and electrons

A

Atoms

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4
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to push something away or move apart

A

Repel

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5
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to pull together

A

Attract

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6
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a material that allows electricity to pass through easily.

A

Conductor

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7
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a material that DOES NOT allow electricity to pass through easily.

A

Insulator

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8
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the process of creating an electric charge on an object by rubbing it against another object.

A

Friction

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9
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has a positive charge

A

protons

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10
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has no charge

A

neutrons

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11
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has a negative charge

A

electrons

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12
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The two subatomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom

A

protons and neutrons

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13
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the subatomic particles found in the outer orbit of an atom

A

electrons

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14
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which type of charging is when electrons are wiped from one object onto another?

A

Friction

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15
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Which type of charging is when electrons move from one object to another by direct contact?

A

conduction

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16
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when a charged object is held near an uncharged conductive material causing the object’s charges to rearrange?

17
Q

when an object is positively charged it…

A

loses electrons

18
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when an object is negatively charged it…

A

gains electrons

19
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objects with opposite charges will…

A

attract each other

20
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objects with the same charge will…

A

repel each other

21
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Copper is an example of a(n)

22
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rubber is an example of a(n)

23
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silver is an example of a(n)

24
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cardboard is an example of a(n)

25
Conductors allow electrons to flow easily through them because...
they hold onto their electrons loosely.
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Insulators do NOT allow electrons to flow easily through them because...
they hold onto their electrons tightly.