Electricity Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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What is charge

A

Electrons and protons

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2
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What is discharge

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The lose of electrons to become neutral

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3
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What is a conductor

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A substance or material that allows charge to flow through it

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4
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What is an insulator

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A material in which electric currant does not flow freely

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5
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What is the current

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The rate at which charged particles flows through the surface

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6
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What is a series circuit

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Has all the components in one loop connected by wires

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7
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What is a parallel circuit

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An electrical path with multiple branches

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8
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What is an electromagnet

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It produces an electrical current

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9
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What did Benjamin Franklin demonstrate

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The connection between lightning and electricity

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How did Franklin do his test

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He attached a wire to the top of the kite to act as lightning rod to the bottom of the kite he attached a hemp string and to this he attached a silk string

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11
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Location of a proton

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Nucleus

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12
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Location of neutron

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Nucleus

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13
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Location of an electron

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Orbital shell

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14
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Charge of a proton

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Positive

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15
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Charge of a neutron

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Neutral

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16
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Charge of an electron

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Negative

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17
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What do opposite charges do

A

Attract

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18
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What do like charges do

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Repel

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19
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In a van de graff

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When enough charge builds up between two points eventually the electrons jump across the air gap and it discharges the positive dome

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What happens when the motor turns the bottom roller

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The belt rubs on the brush at the top

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21
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Where are electrons transferred from in a van de graff

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The brush and metal dome

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22
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Where are electrons transferred to

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The belt and they are transferred off the belt by the lower brush

23
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What is the result of the van de graff

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The belt becomes equally charged with positive and negative charges

24
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What happens when the dome is discharged

A

Electrons flow back onto it from a metal sphere creating a spark

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How does the van de graff make hair stand up
The hair becomes positive and they all repel eachother
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How do you light a Bunsen burner with a finger
A pupil needs to be charged and 1 person has to point there finger at the top while the charge pupil does the same from the other side
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Where is a conventional better used
In a remote or clock
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What is a battery called in physics
A cell
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What is current electricity
Charge flowing through a wire at a steady rate
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What are two or more cells together called
A battery
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Is a wood a conductor or insulator
Insulator
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Is copper wire à conductor or insulator
Conductor
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Is polythene rod a conductor or insulator
Insulator
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Is glass rod a conductor or insulator
Insulator
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Is aluminium foil a conductor or insulator
Conductor
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Is a iron nail a conductor or insulator
Conductor
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Is magnesium ribbon a insulator or conductor
Conductor
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Is paper a conductor or insulator
Insulator
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Is graphite rod a conductor or insulator
Conductor
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Is zinc sheet a conductor or insulator
Conductor
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What are all metals
Conductors
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Why are metals conductors
They contain free electrons which move through the material providing a flow of charge
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What are all insulators
Non metals
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Why are non metals insulators
They lack free electrons which move
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What is the the only non metal conductor
Graphite
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What is a way to connect components together
All conducting materials between two terminals of the cell will flow
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What is a parallel circuit
À circuit with multiple loops for electricity to flow
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What happens when electric current flows in á wire
It creates a magnetic field
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How can the magnetic field of a electromagnetic be reversed
By turning the battery around
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What are bar magnets
A permanent magnet
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How can the magnetism of electromagnets be turned off and on
By closing or opening the switch
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What does the number of coils increase
The strength of the electromagnetic
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2 advantages of a electromagnetic over à permanent magnet
They can be very powerful and they can be turned on and off
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Do school bells contain an electromagnet
Yes