Static Quiz Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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What is electricity

A

Electricity is generated from the motion of tiny charged atomic particles called electrons and protons

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2
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Electrons

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Negative electrical charge

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3
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Protons

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Positive electrical charge

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4
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Protons + Electrons=

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Crate an electrical force

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5
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Like charges produce

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Repulsive forces

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6
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Repulsive forces

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They repel each other (electron +electron or proton + proton repel each other)

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7
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Neutron

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Neutral atom

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8
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Unlike charges produce

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Attractive forces

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9
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Attractive forces

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Attract each other (electron +proton attract each other)

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10
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Why is a neutral atom neutral

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A neutral atom has no net charge because the numbers of electrons and protons are balanced

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11
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Cation

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Positive ion

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12
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Anion

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Negative ion

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13
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What makes a positive ion positive

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Removing an electron produces a net positive charge;the charges atom is called a positive ion (cation)

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14
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What makes a negative ion negative

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The addition of an electron produces a net negative charge and a negative ion (anion(

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15
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What is static electricity

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When two objects rub against each other, electrons transfer and build up on an object causing it to have a different charge from its surroundings

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16
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Electron affinity

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The tendency of a substance to hold on to electrons is called electron affinity

17
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What is an electrical conductor

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Materials that can move electrons easily

Good conductors include metal. Copper is the best

18
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What is an electrical noncondutor

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Insulator -materials that do not move electrons easily. Ex. Wood and rubber

19
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Semi conductor

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Semi conductors are materials that sometimes behave as conductors and sometimes behaviours insulators. Examples are silicone,arsenic and Germainium