ch22 - coulomb's law Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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electric field, symbol E

A

. field of force
. represted by field lines

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2
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electric field strength at a point

A

E = F/Q

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3
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uniform field between charged parallel plates

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E = V/d

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4
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Coulomb’s law

A

any two point charges exert an electrical force on each other that is proportional to the product of their charges and inversely proportional to the distance between them squared

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5
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F = q1q2 / 4piepsilon 0 * r²

A

coulomb’s law

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6
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permittivity of free space

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an electrical constant usually denoted by the epsilon0 with value = 8.85*10^12 Fm-1

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7
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E = Q/4* pi * epsilon0 * r²

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8
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if work is done in moving charge across parallel charged plates

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potential energy is increasing

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9
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potential energy

A

energy change per unit charge

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10
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V = W/Q

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11
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electric potential

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the electric potential at a point is equal to the work done per unit charge in bringing unit positive charge form infinity to that point

scalar

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12
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V = Q/ 4 *pi * epsilon0 * r

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electric potential in a radial field due to a point charge

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13
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potential energy of a pair of point charges

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Ep = Qq/4 * pi * epsilon0 * r

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14
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potential difference between two from a charge

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<>V = (Q/4pi epsilon0) *
[1/r1 - 1/r2]

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15
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electric field strength

A
  • potential gradient
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16
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E = - <>V / <>d

17
Q

difference between gravitational and electrical fields: origin

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. arise from masses

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. arise from electric charges

18
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: vector force

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. only attraction

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. both attraction and repulsion

19
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: formula

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. g = F/m

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. E = F/Q

20
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: units

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. N kg-1 or ms-2

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. NC-1 or Vm-1

21
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: uniform fields

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. parallel gravitational field lines
. g = constant

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. parallel electric field lines
. E = v/d

22
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: spherical fields

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. F = GMm/r²
. g = GM/r²

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. F = Q1Q2 / 4piepsilon0 * r²
. E = Q/ 4piepsilon0 * r²

23
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difference between gravitational and electrical fields: potential

A

GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS
. potential = GM/r
. 0 at infinty
. scalar
. always negative

ELECTRIC FIELDS
. V = Q/ 4piepsilon0 * r²
. 0 at infinity
. scalar
. both positive and negative