electromagnetism Flashcards

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coulombs law

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magnitude of the electrostatic force of attraction or repulsion between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the magnitudes of charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them

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coulombs law equation

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F=Q1Q2/4πε0r^2

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is force vector or scalar

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vector

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what is an electric field

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is the region that surrounds electrically charged particles in which a force is exerted on other electrically charged particles.

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where does charge reside in a conductor

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the outer surface

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what is the electrical field inside a conductor

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0

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electrostatic shielding

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when a conductive material is used to enclose a device that is effected by an electric field

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electrical force per unit POSITIVE charge

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electric field charge

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the force that a positive +1C would experience if placed in an electric field

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electric field strength

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electric field strength equation

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E=F/Q

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electric field strength units

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newtons per coulomb

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two uses of the inverse square law

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electric field strength and the gravitational field

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where is the charge concentrated in an electric field

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the centre

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electric field strength equation

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E=Q/4πε0r^2

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what is electric field strength measured in

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newtons per coulomb

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is electric field scalar of vector

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vector

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explain the electric field strength graph

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electric field strength is 0 until radius is reached on x axis

a sudden slope downwards from radius point

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what is the electric field strength inside the sphere

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0

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what is the electric field strength outside the sphere

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Equal to point charge Q in the centre of the sphere

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electrical potential definition

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the work done in moving unit positive charge from infinity to that point

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the radial field

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the electrical potential at a distance from a point charge

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what is electrical potential measured in

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V or jules per coulomb

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describe the electrical potential graph

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electrical potential is at its highest until radius is reached

graph slopes off less steep

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change in electrical potential energy

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work done

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applications of electrostatic defelections
deflection experiments to measure the charge to mass ratio for the electron
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what is the potential difference definition
the work done in moving one coulomb of charge from one point to the other against the electric field,
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what is milikans oil drop experiment used for
to determine the size of the charge of an electron
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what is an electron volt
a unit of energy, often used in high-energy particle physics.
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electron volt definition
the energy acquired when one electron accelerates through a potential difference of one volt.
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value of one electron volt
1.6x10-19
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ferromagnetic materials
materials which can become permanently magnetised
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common materials of ferromagnetic materials
iron steel cobalt and nickel
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what are magnetic dipoles
the tiny magnetic effects outer shell electrons cause.
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how are magnetic dipoles usually aligned
in domains that are random and cancel each other out
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what happens when a ferromagnetic material is placed within a magnetic or electromagnetic field
the material is magnetised
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what happens when a ferromagnetic material is magnetised
the magnetic dipoles align themselves with the magnetic field they are in creating a strong uniform magnetic field.
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how can a bar magnet be demagnetised
heating up
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how can a ferromagnetic create a permanent magnetic field
by heating the cooling fully
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how can a magnet lose its magnetism other than being heated up
mechanical shock
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what is a magnetic field
a region of space round a magnet where another magnet will experience a force
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what does the relative spacing of feld lines around a magnet show
the fields strength
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what direction do the field lines travel
north to south
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what happens when a current flows through a wire
a circular magnetic field is produced (left hand rule)
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what happens when current flows through a coiled wire
create a magnetic field like the bar magnet
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what happens in the middle of a solenoid
an almost uniform magnetic field
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how can the magnetic field of a solenoid be increased
wrapping it round an iron core increasing number of coils
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what is the direction of magnetic field dependant on in a solenoid
direction of current flow
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what would happen to earth wihtout a magnetic field
atmosphere would be stripped away by solar wind
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magnetic induction (B)
the strength of a magnetic field at a point
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equation for magnetic induction
B=μ₀I/2πr
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what is magnetic induction (B) measured in
tesla
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what is one tesla
the magnetic induction of a magnetic field in which a conductor of length one METER carrying a current of one AMPERE PERPENDICULAR to to the field is acted on by one newton of FORCE
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how can magnetic induction be measured
hall probe search coil
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force on a current carrying wire in a magnetic field equation
F=IlBsinθ
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movement of a charged particle in a magnetic field
F=qvB
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what path does a charged particle take in a magnetic field
circular
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centrepedal acceleration equation
a=v^2/r
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centripedal force equation
F=mv^2/r
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radius of path equation
r=mv/qB
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what happens when a particle enters a field at an angle
will follow a helical path
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what is the pitch
the distance between adjacent loops in the helix after on period
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pitch equation
P=vcosθT
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frequency of rotation equation
f=qB/2πm
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what is orbit frequency NOT based on
speed or radius
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what is orbit radius based on
charge to mass ratio magnetic induction
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why is kinetic energy constant
orbital speed is constant