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(+) POSITIVE – contains fewer electrons
compared to its protons
NEUTRAL – contains an ____l number of
electrons and protons
- zero net charge
(-) NEGATIVE – contains ____ electrons
compared to its protons
Electriccharge
Law ofElectrostatics
Law ofquantization
of charge
Symbol: q
Unit: Coulomb,[C]
Law ofConservation
of charge
enqq =
C xqe
19106.1 !
=
F 12 q1
F 21 q2
r
+ +
• F q1
• F q2
2
1
r F !
2
21
r
qq F !
2
21
r
qqk F =
radial electric field lines
Isolated
positive charge
Isolated
Negative charge
Electric Phenomena
charge
Force
Fe = k q1q2
r 2
Electric Field (E)(different view)
charge
Field
charge
http://image.slidesharecdn.com/magnetsandelectromagnetsconceptmap
Magnetic Phenomena
poles
Force
Fm = k’ p1p2
r 2
Magnetic Field (B)(different view)
magnet pole
Field
magnet pole
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+
-
The motion of electric charges in an
uniform electric field
+
+
-
-
_____________
conventional
current
electron flow
[ ]sC
t
qI ==
= Ampere[ ] = A[ ]
Greater
electric
potential
lower
electric
potential
Voltage
V
http://scifiles.larc.nasa.gov/text/
kids/Problem_Board/problems/
electricity/circuits2.html
http://knol.google.com/k/electronic-circuits-
design-for-beginners-chapter-1
Schematic diagram
Voltage source
conductor
resistor
or load
switch
http://www.lcra.org/energy/education_safety/getpower.html
through relative motion
between magnet & coil;
through changing current
in a coil.
How can a magnet
produce electricity?
A
changing
magnetic field
produces electricity
Michael Faraday(1791 - 1867)
http://www.worsleyschool.net/science/files/transformers/page.html s
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