Physics Midterm part 5 Flashcards

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Electromagnetism

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Branch of physics that deals with the relationship between electricity and magnetism. A magnetic field always surrounds a conductor in which electric charge is flowing

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John Fleming

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Developed a series of hand rules to describe various electromagnetic relationships. Right hand rules are used with current flow and left hand are used with electron flow.

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Helix

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Coil in an electromagnet. When connected to electric current, magnetic flux density will increase, and north + south poles will appear around coil.

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Solenoid

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When a helix is connected to electric current, magnetic flux density will increase, and north + south poles will appear around coil.

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5
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Electromagent

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Adding a ferromagnetic core to increased magnetic flux density

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Electromagnetic induction

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Using a electric current to create a magnetic field and using a magnetic field to create an electric current. Discovered by Michael Farady in 1831

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Faraday’s 1st law of electromagnetism

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Whenever a conductor moves through a magnetic field, a voltage will be induced in the conductor.

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3 ways to produce motion in Faraday’s 1st law

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  1. Move the conductor
  2. Move the magnetic lines of force
  3. Vary the magnetic field strength
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4 things that affect amount of voltage created during elecromagnetic induction

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  1. Strength of the magnetic field - The stronger the magnetic field, the greater the voltage induced because there are more lines of force
  2. Speed of motion between the lines of force and conductor - The greater the speed, the greater the voltage
  3. The amount of conductor in the magnetic field - The greater the amount of conductor, the greater the voltage induced.
  4. The angle between the conductor and magnetic lines of force - The greatest voltage is created when the conductor passes at 90 degree angle to the lines of force while no voltage is produced when the conductor runs parallel to the lines of force.
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10
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Electric generator or dynamo

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A device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy using the principle of electromagnetic induction

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2 main parts to an electric geenrator

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  1. magnets - to create a magnetic field
  2. Armature - a coil of wire that will be mechanically rotated in the magnetic field
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12
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Electric Motor

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A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy using electromagnetic induction

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2 main parts of an induction motor

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  1. Stator - this is a series of electromagnets that are equally spaced around a metal ring
    2.Rotor - located inside of the induction motor, made of copper with iron bars equally spaced throughout
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14
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Lenz;s 2nd law of electromagnetism

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States that the electrons will flow in the same direction as the action that induces it

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15
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Proton mass and rest energy

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1.672x10^-27, 938 MeV

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15
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Neutron mass and rest energy

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1.675x10^-27, 940 MeV

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Electron mass and rest energy

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9.11x10^-31, 0.511 MeV

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Electron binding energy dependent on 2 factors

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  1. Distance of electrons to nucleus - the closer the orbit to nucleus the greater the electron binding energy
  2. Number of protons in nucleus - The greater the number the greater the binding energy
18
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Photons

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the force carriers of the electromagnetic field

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W & Z bosons

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The force carriers which mediate the weak force

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Gluons

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fundamental force carriers underlying the strong force

21
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Higgs bosons

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give W and Z bosons mass via the Higgs mechanism.

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Protons are made up of

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2 up and 1 down quark

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Neutrons are made up of

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2 down and 1 up quark

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Up quakrs

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Have a charge of +2/3

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Down quarks

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Have a charge of -1/3