Electrostatics Flashcards

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Protons are found where

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Protons are tightly bound in the nucleus and I’m not free to move

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Where are electrons found

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Electrons move from one substance to another because it is on the outside of the orbitals

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3
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I’m charged or neutral objects have an ….Protons and Electrons

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Equal

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4
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Conductors are charged by…

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Friction

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5
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Positively charged object have… Protons than Electrons they have… Electrons

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More protons and they had lost electrons

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6
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Static electricity

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Charges at rest

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Negatively charged objects have… Electrons than protons they have… Electrons

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They have more electrons and protons and have gained electrons

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8
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Like electrostatic forces…

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Repel

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9
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Opposite electrostatic forces…

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Attract

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10
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Conductor

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Substance through which charge can flow contacts electric current and example is an metal

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Insulator

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Does not allow charge to move from one part to another cannot conduct electrical current i.e. non-metals

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12
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Semi conductors

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Only allow movement of electrons and a certain conditions i.e.silicon

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13
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PVC

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Retains charge for a long time as a strong attraction for electrons electrons are wrapped on to it it is negatively charged

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14
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Perspex

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Retains its charge for a long time it has loosely bound electrons electrons around off of it is positively charged

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15
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Principle of conservation of charge

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The number of electrons lost from one substance is equal to the number of electrons gained by the other substance charge cannot be created or destroyed

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16
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Triboelectric charging

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Charging true contact negatively charged has in excess of electrons neutral and also positively charged have a lack of electrons when a charged object such as a neutral object both object end up with the same charge

17
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Earthing

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To ensure that the object is neutral use your hand and transfer the electrons to or from the ground

18
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Polarisation

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The separation of charge in an object in the presence of another charged object