Topic 1: Charges & Forces Flashcards

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How was coulombs law derived? What does it show?

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Coulomb’s law, derived experimentally in 1785, gives the electrostatic force between two charges.

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Diagram and equation for Coulomb’s law?

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Description of Coulomb’s law equation?

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4
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The permittivity of free space?

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5
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The elementary charge?

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1.60217733´10-19 C

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The Scalers and vectors present in Coulomb’s law?

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F12 & r21 are vectors.

They have magnitude and direction.

r21 is a unit vector, unit magnitude

(The Hat means magnitude)

Note: F12 = -F21

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In coulombs law the Force and charge are related……

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Related by the inverse square.

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What happens when many forces are present

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With many charges present (distribution) then the resultant forces must be added vectorially. The resultant force, F0 is:

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The equation for Superposition of charges via coulombs law?

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10
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Finding the force exerted on a charge Q0 on the axis of a charged ring of radius R.

The equation for an elemental charge:

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Finding the force exerted on a charge Q0 on the axis of a charged ring of radius R.

The force that this elemental charge exerts on Q0 is

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