Block 4 Study Guide(New)

The smallest particle of matter that can exist and still retain its identity is a:

• Element

• Molecule

• Compound

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The particles that make up matter are always moving. This is described by:

• Atomic motion principle

• The kinetic theory

• Molecular fusion

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Ionization is defined as:

• The process by which an atom gains or loses neutrons

• The loss or gain of electrons by an atom

• The bonding of two different atoms

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The outermost electrons are called:

• Free electrons

• Atomic shells

• Energy bands

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Electrons at rest are:

• Bound charge

• Neutral particles

• Static

Electrons in motion are:

• Moving charges

• Dynamic

• Atomic flow

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A field of force around a charged body is called:

• Electrostatic field

• Electric impulse

• Magnetic resistance

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Parts that are ESD sensitive are typically shipped in:

• Insulated plastic containers

• Specially designed bags

• Anti-shock foam boxes

The measure of opposition to the lines of force is known as:

• magnetic reluctance
• magnetic flux
• magnetic permeability

The magnetic field around a conductor will increase with:

• Greater current flow

• Increasing resistance

• Reducing voltage

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