ch 17/18 electricity & magnetism
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Ch 17/18 Electricity & Magnetism. Electric Charge:. Electric charge – a property of matter that creates electric and magnetic forces and interactions. - can have a negative charge (-). - can have a positive charge (+). - can no charge (neutral). Electric Charge:. - Like charges repel. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Ch 17/18 Electricity & Magnetism
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Electric Charge:
Electric charge – a property of matter that creates electric and magnetic forces and interactions.
- can have a negative charge (-)- can have a positive charge (+)- can no charge (neutral)
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Electric Charge:
- Like charges repel
- Opposite charges attract
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Imbalance of protons and electrons
electric charge depends on an imbalance of protons and electrons.objects that lose electrons become
positively charged.
objects that gain electrons become negatively charged.
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Chlorine gains an electron to become negatively
charged
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Transfer of electric charge
when different materials are brought together electrons can be moved from one object to the other.
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Flow of electronsConductor – something that
allows the flow of electronsEx.
Insulator – something that normally doesn’t allow the flow of electrons
Ex.
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Charging objects:
Can charge an object by gaining or losing electrons
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Charging objects:Ways for charging to happen:
1. Friction – Rubbing two materials against each other.- one becomes negatively charged and one becomes positively charged.
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Charging by Friction
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Charging objects:
Ways for charging to happen:
2. Contact – electrons move when you touch something
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Inducing a ChargeWhen a neutral object is forced to
show a charge.when a charged object comes near a
neutral object it can cause the particles to arrange themselves so that the negative charges are arranged to be near the charged object, resulting in one part of the object having a positive charge and one part with a negative charge.
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Charging an Electroscope by Induction
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Electric Force
attraction or repulsion between charged objects
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Electric Force
1. Amount of charge- strong charge = strong force
2 variables affect the amount of electric force.
2. Distance- closer the items = stronger force
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Electric Field
area around a charged object where another object experiences the electric field
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Electric Field
Can draw electric field lines to show the direction of an electric field and the strength of the charged object
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Electric Currents
Electric Potential Energy
the PE of a charged particle due to its position in an electric field.
High PE when electrons are close
Low PE when electrons spread out
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Voltage (volts)
Measurement of potential difference.
- the change in electric PE of a charged particle divided by its charge.
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Currentthe rate that the electric charges move
through a given point (ex. a wire)
SI unit for current is ampere (A) 1 A = 1C/s
- 1C = 6.25 x 1018 electrons
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Sources of electric current –
device that is a source of electric current because of the potential difference between terminals.
- ex.
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2 types of electric current1. DC current
direct current- moves in one direction
- ex.
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2 types of electric current2. AC current alternating current
- moves back and forth- ex.
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Resistance
ratio of the voltage across a conductor to the current it carries.
R = voltage/current V/I SI unit = ohms (_______)
€
Ω
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Resistance
occurs because of friction between the electrons in the current and the material in the conductor.
this friction causes heat and slowing the electrons
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Resistance
amount of resistance is based on three variables
a. temperature- colder = low resistance- hot = high resistance
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Resistance
amount of resistance is based on three variables
b. Length- shorter = low resistance- longer = high resistance
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Resistance
amount of resistance is based on three variables
c. thickness- thicker = low resistance- thinner = high resistance
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Circuitselectric circuit
- a device that creates a path for electric current to pass through.need a complete circuit for
electrons to pass through
http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/circuit-construction-kit-ac-virtual-lab
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Circuitsclosed circuit (no gap) = electricity
- open circuit ( a gap in circuit) = no electricity
- switch = device to open or close a circuit
- fuse = a device that prevents an overload of current
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Closed vs. Open Circuit• Closed circuit oOpen circuit
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CircuitsTwo types of circuits
1. series circuit- everything lined up on one circuit
2. parallel circuit- items lined up on parallel circuits