electrical quantities Flashcards

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1
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how to charge a negative rod by friction

A

rub a rod with cloth- negative electrons will move from the cloth to the rod- cloth becomes positive and

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2
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non metals can be charged by what

A

friction

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3
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to protons or electrons move

A

electrons

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4
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neutral objects are attracted or repuled to charged objects

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atrracted

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5
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positive point field lines

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away from point

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6
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negative point field lines

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towards point

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7
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uniform electric field field lines

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towards negatuve plate

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8
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how to charge by induction

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1) uncharged metal sphere on a insulator
2) charged rod close to sphere
3) earth the metal- neelectrons neutralize + charges
4) remove earth connection

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9
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what is electric current

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the rate of flow of charge

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10
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formula of current

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current= charge/time

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11
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why are metals good conducters of electricity

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because theyr have free electrons which are free to move and carry a charge

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12
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what is a non metal that conducts

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graphite carbon

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13
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what are examples of insulators

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water

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14
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how does temperature effect current

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the bigger the temperature the flow of current decreases and resistance increases becuse electrons are harder to move with more metal ions collding

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15
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what is potential difference or “voltage”

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p.d pushes electrons and gives them energy to move around a circuit
work done by a unit of charge passing by a component
p.d= work/charge

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16
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the cells in series adds uo to the total

17
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what is resistance

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the opposition to the flow of current
resistance=p.d/current

18
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what is conventional current

A

the flow of electrons

19
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what is electromotive force

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the electrical work done by a souce in moving unit charge around a complete cirasuit

20
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emf formula

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e=w work/ charge

21
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what do electrical circuit do

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they transfer energy from a source of electrical energy like cells or a main supply to the circuit components eg: lamps and then to the surroundings as heat

22
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electrical power supplied by cells= …..

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total power udes by circuit components

23
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what is power

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power is the rate of doing work (changing energy)
power= energy change/ time
or
power = voltage x current
power= v2/R

24
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what is ohms law

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current is porportional to potential difference at constant temperature

25
what is the difference between ac and dc
In DC, the electrons flow steadily in a single direction, while electrons keep switching directions, going forward and then backwards in AC.
26
flow of electrons and direction of current
State that conventional current is from positive to negative and that the flow of free electrons is from negative to positive
27
resistance formula
resistance= V/I
28
relaishonship between length of wire and resistance
the bigger the length the bigger the resistance porportional R1/L1= R2/L2
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relaishonship between cross section of a waire amd resstance
resistance is inversely porportional to cross section R1xA1=R2xA2
30
relaishonship between free electrons and resstance
the more free electrons the mor resistanve R1xR1^2=R2xR2^2
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relaishonship between temperature and resistance
the bigger the temp the bigger the resistance R1xd1^2/L1=R2xd2^2/L2