Electric Charge (Part 4)

​ (a)   is the loss of charges after static electricity builds up on an object.

• Electric discharge
• Static cling
• Voltage drop
• Charge retention

Electric charge is ________________.

• the area around a charged object where other objects can be affected by electric forces

• a property that affects electromagnetic interaction between atoms

• a buildup of charged subatomic particles on an object

• the push or pull between two charged objects caused by electricity

Electric force is ___________.

• the loss of charge after static electricity builds up on an object

• the push or pull between two charged objects caused by electricity

• a force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth

• a buildup of charged subatomic particles on an object

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What is an electric field?

• the area around a magnet where the magnetic force is felt

• the distance electricity travels in a conductor

• the amount of electricity that passes through a point on a wire

• the area around a charged object where other objects can be affected by electric forces

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What is static electricity?

• a buildup of charged subatomic particles on an object

• a group of electrons which travel from the clouds to the ground during a thunderstorm

• a loss of charge after static electricity builds up on an object

• a type of energy created when two objects push against each other

Electric discharge is _______________.

• the loss of electrons when protons are created

• the process of creating static electricity through friction

• the rearrangement of electrons and protons on an object where electrons move to one side of an object

• the loss of charge after static electricity builds up on an object

An ​ (a)   is made up of ​ (b)   , electrons, and neutrons, and these ​ (c)   particles determine the ​ (d)   of an atom.

Protons have a positive charge (+). Electrons have a ​ (e)   charge (-). Neutrons have no charge.

• atom
• protons
• subatomic
• charge
• negative

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​ (a)   is the push or ​ (b)   between two ​ (c)   objects caused by electricity.

Objects with ​ (d)   charges attract each other. Similarly charged objects ​ (e)   each other.The charge and distance between subatomic particles affect the strength of the electric force.

• Electric force
• pull
• charged
• opposite
• repel

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An ​ (a)   is the area around a charged object where other objects can by affected by electric forces.

• electric field
• magnetic field
• gravitational field
• thermal field

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​ (a)   is a build up of charged subatomic particles on an object.

• Static electricity
• Magnetic force
• Thermal energy
• Nuclear fusion