the law that states that like charges repel and opposite charges attract

Electrostatic means that is electrical charge on the surface of a conductor or non conductor?

A SHIFT in the position of electrons in a neutral object that occurs when a CHARGED object is brought NEAR IT but not touching it

Insulating material + friction =

Objects that gain electrons become positively or negatively charged?

What is an insulating material?

materials that prevent electric charges from flowing through them easily

Has more electrons than protons

A buildup of charges on an object.

materials that allow electric charges to flow through them easily

materials that prevent electric charges from flowing through them easily

two neutral objects rub together and one becomes positively charged and the other becomes negatively charged

Has more protons than electrons

Has equal numbers of protons and neutrons

Has more electrons than protons

Has more protons than electrons

materials that prevent electric charges from flowing through them easily

Positively charged objects

Has more protons than electrons

Has more electrons than protons

materials that prevent electric charges from flowing through them easily

Charging an object by allowing it to come into contact with an object that already has an electrical charge

Negatively charged objects

Has more electrons than protons

two neutral objects rub together and one becomes positively charged and the other becomes negatively charged

materials that allow electric charges to flow through them easily

A buildup of charges on an object.

Has equal numbers of protons and neutrons

materials that allow electric charges to flow through them easily

Charging an object by allowing it to come into contact with an object that already has an electrical charge

A negatively charged rod is brought NEAR a neutral ball that is not grounded.

Electrons (-) in the ball will move as far AWAY FROM the rod as possible

Electrons (-) in the ball will move TOWARDS the rod

Protons (+) in the ball will move TOWARDS the rod

Protons (+) in the ball will move as far AWAY FROM the rod as possible

A NEGATIVELY charged rod is brought near a grounded NEUTRAL ball

The electrons (-) from the ball go into the ground. (Path to escape) Ball becomes +

The electrons (-) from the ball go into the ground. (Path to escape) Ball becomes neutral 0

A POSITIVELY charged rod is brought near a grounded NEUTRAL ball.

Negative Electrons (-) are attracted to positive charges in rod. Ball becomes NEGATIVELY charged.

Negative Electrons (-) are attracted to positive charges in rod. Ball becomes NEUTRAL

Induced charge separation

Occurs when a charged object placed near a neutral object causes the charges (electrons) to shift within the neutral object.

When a charge object can charge a neutral object WITHOUT (no) TOUCHING when neutral object is grounded.

When two objects of different materials are rubbed together and charges move from low electron affinity to high electron affinity.

A grounded neutral ball is placed on the ground and a positively charged rod is brought near it.

A positively charged rod is brought near a neutral ball not grounded.

When an object is connected to the Earth (ground). NEEDED for charging by induction

A POSITIVELY charged rod is brought near a NEUTRAL ball that is not grounded.

Electrons (-) will attract TOWARDS the rod

Protons (+) will move TOWARDS the rod

Electrons (-) will repel AWAY FROM the rod as far possible

Protons (+) will move as far AWAY FROM the rod as possible

A series circuit has...

Only one path for electrons to flow

Multiple pathways for each load

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Electrical charge build up in one area of a substance

A storm cloud

Electric Force

Static electricity

Unlike charges

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Objects that LOSE electrons will have...

Positive charge

insulators

No charge

Negative charge

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Objects that GAIN electrons will have...

Negative charges

Neutral charges

Like charges

Positive charges

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Electrons have:

Negative charges

Neutral charges

Positive charges

No charge

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Protons have:

Negative charges

No charge

Positive charges

Neutral charges

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Symbol for electrons

None of these choices

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Symbol for protons

None of these choices

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EXAM REVIEW - Electricity

Electrical charge build up in one area of a substance

Objects that LOSE electrons will have...

Objects that GAIN electrons will have...

Electrons have:

Protons have:

Symbol for electrons

Symbol for protons

Non metal substance that does not allow electrons to flow

A material that conducts heat or electricity well

They are the same force so they will REPEL one another

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