Summary: Investigating Physics | 9780717145881 | Andrew Kenny

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  • 4 electricity

  • 4.1 static electricity

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  • Electric charge is a --- quantity with SI unit..?

    scalar quantity, SI unit- Coulomb (C)

  • How do you charge by induction?

    Presence of near charged body.


    Insulated conductors can be charged this way.

    1. charged body close to I.C. (seperates charges)
    2. earth side furthest away from C.B. 
    3. remove earth then remove charged body.
  • How do you charge 2 bodies by induction?

    1. 2 insulated conductors touching
    2. Hold charged rod nearby
    3. separate insulated conductors
    4. remove rod
  • What is used to detect charge?

    Gold leaf electroscope

     

    Like charge leaf rises, unlike charge leaf falls

  • How would you show that static charge on an insulated conductor always resides on outside

    proof plane ... van der graafs generator+ GLE

  • How is charge held on a pointed sphere?

    Around point. can lead to point discharge

  • 4.3.1 Current

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  • What prevents the flow of charge?

    Insulator

  • 4.3.2 Voltage

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  • What does charge lose as it moves around a circuit? to what>?

    energy, to Heat

  • How do you calculate resistors in series

    add them

  • How do you calculate resistors in parallel?

    1/R=1/R1 + 1/R2 +1/R3

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