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Static Electricity

History of Science Defintion More terms Complete the sentence Concept
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He is the first person to name these charges positive and negative
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He is the first person to name these charges positive and negative
Benjamin Franklin
He discovered two types of electric charge
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He discovered two types of electric charge
Charles Du Fay
He used the atomic theory to explain the transfer of electron
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He used the atomic theory to explain the transfer of electron
Niels bohr
Electric force is proportional to charge
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Electric force is proportional to charge
Charles Coulomb
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The electrical ground is the Earth’s ability to freely donate or accept electrons without changing the earth’s charge because of its large size.
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The electrical ground is the Earth’s ability to freely donate or accept electrons without changing the earth’s charge because of its large size.
grounding
Equal numbers of proton and electron
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Equal numbers of proton and electron
neutral
forces that can have an effect On objects when they touch
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forces that can have an effect On objects when they touch
Contact force
force with electricity
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force with electricity
Electric force
Materials do not allow electron charge to move easily
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Materials do not allow electron charge to move easily
Insulators
Materials that allow electron to travel freely
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Materials that allow electron to travel freely
Conductors
Unit of charge
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Unit of charge
coulomb
Use friction to produce large amounts of static charge.
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Use friction to produce large amounts of static charge.
Van de Graaf Generator
A negative charge particle
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A negative charge particle
Electron
A positive charge particle
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A positive charge particle
Proton
A positive charge particle (+) in_______ of the nucleus
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A positive charge particle (+) in_______ of the nucleus
the middle
A negative charge particle (-) _______ the nucleus
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A negative charge particle (-) _______ the nucleus
around
Electrically neutral (0) particle______ the nucleus
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Electrically neutral (0) particle______ the nucleus
inside
Increase amount of charge _______ electric force
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Increase amount of charge _______ electric force
increase
Increase distance _______electrical force
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Increase distance _______electrical force
decrease
Explain charging by induction
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Explain charging by induction
Bringing a charged object nearby a neutral object will cause charge movement and separation in the in the neutral object. (No touching nor transferring of charge)
Charging by conduction
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Charging by conduction
Touching a negatively charged object to a neutral object (Charging by conduction).Electrons transferred from negative object to the neutral object
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