UNIT 5- ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM Flashcards

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1
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What are the two charges?

A

Positive and Negative charges

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Which charge do PROTONS carry?

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Positive

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3
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Which charge do ELECTRONS carry?

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Negative

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4
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What made an object NEUTRAL?

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The object carry an equal number of positive and Negative charge

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5
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What happens if Two Neutral Objects are rubbed againts each other?

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May PULL electrons away from the opposite body; resulting in two objects with two opposite charge.

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How can VALANCE ELECTRONS be transferred from one atom to another?

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By rubbing two objects together

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Facts: The object that gains electrons becomes negatively charged and contains More electrons than protons

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(This is just a fact)

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Facts: The object that loses electrons become positively charged and contains fewer electrons.

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(This is just fact)

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What is CHARGING BY INDUCTION?

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When one CHARGED object is brought CLOSE to one NEUTRAL object. Causing the different charges to separate. EX: LEFT SIDE OF A BALL IS NEGATIVE, WHILE RIGHT SIDE IS POSITIVE.

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What is the law of conservation of electrical charges?

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Electrical charges can be neither created nor destroyed; They can only be transferred from one body to another.

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What do LIKE charges do?

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REPEL each other

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What do OPPOSITE charges do?

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ATTRACT each other.

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Facts: Charged object attract some neutral object

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(This is just a fact)

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14
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What is the path that electrons flow through?

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Electrical Circuit

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15
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What is the continuous flow of electrons in a circuit is called?

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Current electricity

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16
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What is Electric current?

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The orderly flow of negative charges (electrons)

17
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What is Direct current?

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Electrons that continuously move in the same direction.

18
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What is Alternative current?

A

Electrons change direction many times

19
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What produce alternating current?

A

Power plants

20
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What is Electrical circuit?

A

Network in which electrical charges can flow continuously in a loop.

21
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What is the three things an electrical circuit must contain?

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  • Power Supply
  • Elements
  • Wires
22
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What is Power Supply?

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Creates a potential Difference or Transfers Energy to the electrical charges.

23
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What is elements?

A

Transform electrical energy in other forms of energy (RESISTORS, LOADS)

24
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What is Wires?

A

Connect the power supply and resistors.

25
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What is Resistance?

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A substance that opposes the flow of electric current through it.

26
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Where does a magnet direct to?

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ALWAYS from NORTH to SOUTH.

26
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How do you know how strong a Magnet is?

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The CLOSER the lines are the STRONGER the magnetic field

27
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What is Magnetism?

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All the phenomena caused by magnets

27
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Where do the direction from the magnets go?

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ALWAYS from NORTH to SOUTH

28
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How can you determine the strength of a magnet?

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It is shown by HOW CLOSE THE LINES ARE to each other. The CLOSER the lines of force are the STRONGER the magnetic field