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Electrodynamics (Electricity)

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show The study of electrons at rest  
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show Electrons in motion (current flow)  
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show Gain or loss of electrons from matter.  
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Three types of electrification.   show
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Define friction and state whether or not it confers the same or opposite charge.   show
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show touch, same charge  
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Define induction and whether or not it confers the same or opposite charge.   show
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What is a coulomb?   show
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show 1 C = 6.3 x 10^18 electric charges  
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show Electrification is a gain/loss by matter whereas ionization is a gain/loss by an atom.  
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show attract, repel  
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Finish this law Electrostatic force is _____ _____ to the product of the electrostatic charges and ______ proportional to the square of the _______ between them   show
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What is the previous law also known as?   show
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show the e- are distributed evenly within or outside the object.  
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show along the sharpest curve of the surface.  
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show Current  
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What is the unit of measurement of Current?   show
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show Pathway for current to flow (has to be closed to flow)  
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What do we use to set our tube current?   show
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show where you have an excess of electrons at one end and deficiency at the other end  
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What is the unit of measurement for potential difference?   show
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What do we use to set our potential difference within the tube?   show
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Name four states of matter.   show
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show silicon, germanium, arcelin  
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show insulator (rubber, glass, non-sap wood)  
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No resistance, allows free flow of current without potential difference. Cold temps. required. Which state of matter is being described?   show
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show conductor  
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show niobium, titanium  
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show Circuitry  
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show open and closed  
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show open circuit  
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show battery, dynamo, solar, atomic, geothermal  
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Which source converts mechanical energy into electric energy?   show
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Source that converts chemical energy into electrical energy.   show
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show vacuum, gas, ionic solutions,metallic conductor  
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show opposition to current flow  
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show ohm  
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what four factors determine resistance?   show
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What material would be considered an insulator or ground?   show
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show directlonger the length, more resistance  
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show indirectsmaller the diameter, more resistance  
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Temperature and resistance have a/an ____ relationship.   show
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Name some components of a circuit.   show
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show capacitor  
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What is the unit of measurement for the capacitor?   show
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These two components of the ciurcuit measures amperage and voltage.   show
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This component of the circuit controls mA.   show
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show autotransformer  
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show primary (low voltage) and secondary (high voltage)  
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Opens/closes main circuit and is located on the primary side of the circuit   show
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show tube and rectifiers  
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show Rectifiers  
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step-up or high voltage transformers   show
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show 3-5 amps or 6-10 volts; .5-5 mA or 6-10 volts  
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show turns the rotor on  
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Name the two types of circuits?   show
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show all elements are connected in line along the same conductor.  
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show contains elements that bridge conductors  
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Ammeters always connected in ____ circuit while voltmeters are always connected in _____ circuit.   show
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show If one section of the circuit does not work the rest of the circuit will still function  
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show V= IR  
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Solve this problem.V (voltage) = 220 v ; I (amperage) = x ; R (resistance) = 10   show
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Direct current   show
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Electrons alternate in different directions like sine waves.   show
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Wavelength   show
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show angstroms  
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show number of wavelengths  
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______ is the unit of measurement of frequency.   show
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Height of a wave.   show
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Rate of doing work.   show
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What is the unit of measurement for power?   show
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What formula is used to determine total power?   show
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Solve this problem. I = 120 ; V= 1.5; what is the total power?   show
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show Power loss  
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What formula is used to determine power loss?   show
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show Ohm's law - V=IRPower - P=IVPower loss - P=I^(2)RTotal resistance in a parallel circuit - 1/Rr = 1/r1 + 1/r2 + 1/r3  
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show Electrification  
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show Static electricity is the study of electrons at rest. Electrodynamics is current flow (charges in motion)  
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show same  
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show same  
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Induction causes a/the _____ charge to be conferred to an uncharged body coming into the field of a charged body.   show
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show insulator - rubberconductor - aluminumsemiconductor - silicon  
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show coulumb  
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show excess of electrons at one end and a deficiency at the other end unit: voltage  
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show flow of electrons within tube unit: mA  
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show flow of electrons to the filament unit: amps  
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show opposition to current flowunit: ohms  
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