Physics Flashcards

(41 cards)

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What are the types of energy?

A

chemical potential (Ecp), Electrical potential (EE), gravitational potential (Ep), nuclear (EN), elastics potential (EEP), kinetic (EK), sound (Es), thermal/heat (Q), light, (EL),

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chemical potential energy (Ecp)

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energy stored in the bonds of atoms

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gravitational potential (Ep)

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energy of position or place

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nuclear energy (EN)

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energy stored in the nucleus of an atom, energy that holds the nucleus together

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elastic potential energy (EEP)

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energy stored in springs and elastic objects by application of force

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electrical potential energy (EE)

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energy transferred in electrical circuits, transferred via the movement of charged particles

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kinetic energy (Ek)

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energy of motion

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sound energy (Es)

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vibrational movement of particles that travel via waves

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heat/thermal energy (Q)

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internal energy of a substance, flows from one location to another due to difference in temperature

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light energy (EL)

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electromagnetic energy that travels via waves

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Law of conservation of energy

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states that, energy can only be transformed or transferred, but not created or destroyed

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Law of electrostatic attraction

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states that object that are oppositely charged will feel an attractive force toward each other, but objects that are similarly charged will feel a repulsive force away from each other.

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two negatives _____, two positives ______, one negative and one positive _____

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repel, repel, attract

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negatively charged materials after interaction loose or gain electrons

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gain

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15
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positively charged materials after interactions loose or gain electrons

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loose

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3 ways that charge can be neutralized/restoring balance

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  1. the object can come in contact with the ground, the ground is a conductor and electrons flow through the ground
  2. the object can sit in the air for long periods of time, gas molecules in the air give and receive electrons
  3. the object can be brought near or touch an object that has opposite charge, excess electrons transfer to objects with deficit this makes both object neutral
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Relationship between EMF across and object and current through an object

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as the EMF provided to a circuit increases, the current will increase

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Relationship between the resistance of an object and the current through the object.

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as the resistance of the object increases, the current through the object will decrease

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four factors that influence the affect of the resistance of a wire

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length - increase, resistance increases

thickness - increases, resistance decreases

temperature - increases, resistance increases

material - varies depending on material

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Ohm’s Law (equation)

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V =IR, I=V/R, R=V/I

21
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How to find resistance with a graph

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  1. draw trend line
  2. select two points on the trend line (eg. P1 (5.3), P2 (7,3))
  3. formula = y2 - y1 / x2 - x1
  4. gradient = resistance
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non Ohmic resistor look like what on a graph?

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line will vary, more curved

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Ohmic resistor look like in a graph

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steady increase or decrease

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Components of a complete circuit

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  • complete path of conductive material between the positive and negative ends of the power source
  • power source

-load

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How is an ammeter connected in a circuit
series
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How is a voltmeter connected in a circuit
parallel
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How is an ohmeter connected in a circuit
parallel
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calculate power, energy and time (seconds)
P = E/T
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calculate power, voltage, current
P = VI
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voltage, symbol, measurement and measurement symbol
V and volts
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current, symbol, measurement and measurement symbol
I, amperes, A
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resistance, symbol, measurement and measurement symbol
R, ohms, Ω
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energy, symbol, measurement and measurement symbol
E, joules, J
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In a circuit which way to electrons flow?
away from the short line (-)
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conductors
metals
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insulators
rubber, plastics, dry wood, glass, paper, styrofoam
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A neutral object and an overall positively charged object will attract or repel?
Attract
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A neutral object and an overall negatively charged object will repel or attract?
Attract
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Two neutral objects will repel or attract?
Neither, there is no force felt
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How are electrons in insulators arranged?
Close together in clusters, because insulators do not have free electrons and typically do not allow electrons to flow through it, therefore they are close together
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How are electrons in conductors arranged ?
Vary and in random order because conductors have free electrons, so electrons are able to flow throughout the object freely