3.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What 4 effects does electricity cause?

A

Heat
Magnetic action
Light
Chemical reaction

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2
Q

What is the structure for metals?

A

Close packed and have crystal lattice.

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3
Q

What does a high density for metal structure allow?

A

Allows electrons to move freely and jump between atoms.

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4
Q

What makes a metal a good conductor?

A

High mobility of electrons.

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5
Q

Generally, how many electrons do good conductors have on the outer shell?

A

Less than 4

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6
Q

What is the outer orbit called?

A

Valence orbit.

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7
Q

What is doping?

A

Adding foreign atoms for increased conductivity.

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8
Q

How can conductivity be increased?

A

Doping, heat or light.

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9
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How many electrons do insulators have on their outer orbit?

A

More than 4.

No free electrons

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10
Q

How is electricity produces?

A

Electrons moving away from their atom.

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11
Q

What charge is the atom if there are more electrons than protons and neutrons?

A

Negative.

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12
Q

What are positively or negatively charged atoms called?

A

Ions

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13
Q

What is a charged atom said to be?

A

Ionised

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14
Q

How much voltage must it take to move electrons away from their atom in insulators?

A

More than 3V.

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15
Q

How much voltage must it take to move electrons from their atom in conductors?

A

No voltage. Move freely.

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16
Q

What is the charge of a single electron and proton?

A
  • 0.1602 x 10-18 (electron)

0. 1602 x 10-18 (proton)

17
Q

What is the charge of electrons and protons measured in?

A

C (coulombs)