Chapter 24 Flashcards

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1
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a conduction current is carried by ___________

A

charged particles in a wire

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ampere’s law is only valid if the ___________ is ___________ in space

A

conduction current

continuous

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3
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magnetic fields are produced by both: ___________ and ___________

A

conduction currents

changing electric fields

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4
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the displacement current (Id) is equal to the ___________ in the wires connected to the capacitor

A

conduction current (I)

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5
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gauss’s law relates an ___________ to the ______________________

A

electric field

charge distribution that creates it

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the number of ___________ that enter a closed volume must equal the number that ___________ that volume

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magnetic field lines

leave

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7
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faraday’s law of induction describes the creation of an ___________ by a changing ___________

A

electric field

magnetic flux

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8
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the emf equals the rate of change of ___________ through any surface ___________ by that path

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magnetic flux

bounded

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9
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one consequence of faraday’s law is the ___________ induced in a conducting loop placed in a time- varying ___________

A

current

magnetic field

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10
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ampere-maxwell law describes the creation of a ___________ by a changing ___________ and by ___________

A

magnetic field
electric field
electric current

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11
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electromagnetic waves move at the ___________. light waves are a form of ___________.

A

speed of light

electromagnetic radiation

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an electromagnetic wave consists of ___________ and ___________. the changing fields induce each other, which maintains the ___________ of the wave.

A

oscillating electric
magnetic fields
propagation

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13
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a ___________ induces a magnetic field

A

changing electric field

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14
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a ___________ induces an electric field

A

changing magnetic field

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15
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the electric and magnetic fields are mutually ___________. the direction of the propagation is the direction of the ___________.

A

perpendicular

vector product, E x B

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16
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at every instant, the ratio of the magnitude of the ___________ to the magnitude of the ___________ in an electromagnetic wave equals the ___________

A

electric field
magnetic field
speed of light

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17
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electromagnetic waves ___________ the superposition principle because the differential equations involved E and B are ___________.

A

obey

linear equations

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18
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light exhibits a ___________

A

doppler effect

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19
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doppler effect is an apparent change in ___________ due to the ___________ of an observer or the source

A

frequency

motion

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20
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light emitted by atoms are normally found in the ___________ of the spectrum is shifted toward the ___________ of the spectrum for atoms in other galaxies

A

extreme violet region

red end

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21
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electromagnetic waves carry ________ and as they propagate through space they can ________ that energy to objects in their path

A

energy

transfer

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22
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the ________ of energy in an EM wave is describe by a vector called the ________. Its direction is the direction of ________

A

rate of flow
poynting vector
propagation

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23
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the magnitude of the poynting vector represents the rate at which ________ flows through a unit surface area ________ to the ________ of the wave propagation, also called the ________

A

energy
perpendicular
direction
power per unit area

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24
Q

the instantaneous energy density associated with the magnetic field (ub) ________ the instantaneous energy density associated with the electric field (ue)

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the intensity of an electromagnetic wave ________ the average energy density multiplied by the speed of light
equals
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wave intensity I = ________ average of S over one or more cycles
time
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EM waves transport ________ as well as energy
momentum
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________ is exerted on a surface when an EM wave impinges on it
pressure
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if a surface absorbs all of the incident energy of an EM wave, the total ________ delivered to the surface is absorbed
momentum
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``` P = ________ Power = ________ ```
pressure | power
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if a surface is a ________, the momentum delivered in a time interval for normal incidence is now ________
perfect reflector | double
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a momentum (Ter/c) is delivered first by the incident wave and then again by the ________
reflected wave
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if the momentum doubles in a perfect reflector, then the ________ exerted on a perfect reflecting surface for normal incidence of the wave will also double
radiation pressure
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the apparatus for measuring radiation pressure must be placed in a high ________ to eliminate the effects of air currents
vacuum
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motion of a spacecraft depends on the ________ from light from the force exerted on the sail by the ________ of light from the sun
pressure | reflection
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EM waves travel through vacuum with ________, frequency f and ________
speed c | wavelength lambda
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all forms of the various types of radiation are produced by the same phenomenon: ________
accelerating charges
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types of light are distinguished by ________ or ________
frequency of wavelength
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microwaves (short-wavelength radio waves): wavelengths: ________ to ________
1 mm | 30 cm
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infrared waves: wavelengths: ________ to ________
1 mm | 7e-7 m
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infrared waves are produced by objects at ________ and by molecules, and are ________ by most materials
room temperature | absorbed
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visible light is produced by ________ objects like light bulb filaments and by the ________ of electrons in atoms and molecules
hot | rearrangement
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range of visible light is ________ (red) to ________ (violet)
7e-7 m | 4e-7
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ultraviolet light: wavelengths: ________ to ________
4e-7 m | 6e-10 m
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the sun is an important source of ________
UV
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x-rays: wavelengths: ________ to ________
10e-8 m | 10e-12 m
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most common source of x-rays is acceleration of high-energy ________ striking a metal target
electrons
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gamma rays: wavelengths: ________ to ________
10e-10 m | 10e-14 m
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gamma rays are emitted by ________
radioactive nuclei
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the electric and magnetic vectors associated with an electromagnetic wave are ________ to each other and to the ________ of wave propagation
perpendicular | direction
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polarization is a property that specifies the ________ of the electric and magnetic fields associated with an EM wave
directions
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the ________ of polarization is defined to be the direction in which the ________ is vibrating
direction | electric field
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a wave is said to be ________ if the resultant electric field vibrates in the same direction at ________ at a particular point
linearly polarized | all times
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the plane formed by the electric field and the direction of propagation is called the ________ of the wave
plane of polarization
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obtain a linearly polarized beam from an unpolarized beam by ________ all waves from the beam except those whose electric field vectors oscillate in a ________
removing | single plane
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the most common processes for accomplishing polarization of the beam is called ________ (uses a material that transmits waves whose electric field vectors in the plane ________ to a certain direction)
selective absorption | parallel
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the intensity of the transmitted beam is a maximum when the transmission axes are ________
parallel | 0 or 180 degrees
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the intensity is zero when the transmission axes are ________ to each other (this would cause ________)
perpendicular | complete absorption