Static electricity and electric potential.

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Charge for Protons

+

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Charge for Electrons

-

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Charge for Neutrons

neutral

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a positively charged object has ____

lost electrons

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A negatively charged object has

gained electrons

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Objects with ____ charges will attract, where objects with ___ will repel

Opposite,Similar

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How do two objects become charged through friction

One gains electrons and the other loses electrons

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When objects are charged with friction one object loses electrons and becomes___ while the other gains electrons and becomes ___

Positively charged, Negatively Charged

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Because objects charged through friction are opposite charges the two objects will___

attract

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An object that charges another object through direct contact and the movement of electrons is known as _____

Conduction

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An object that charges another object without contact, where no electrons are moved but charges are moved within the object, is known as______

Induction

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How do two objects become charged through conduction.

A charged object touches a neutral object.

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How do Objects become charged through induction.

a charged object is a neutral object.

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what does it mean for an object to be polarized

the + and - charges move away from each other

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Because a polarized object has not gained or lost electrons, but just has them moved around, the charge of a polarized object is____

Neutral

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How can a charged object attract a neutral (polarized) object?

the charge is attracted to the opposite charge within the polarized object.

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What is an example of a conductor

Metal

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What is an example of an insulator

plastic

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what does an electroscope do?

shows whether an object has a charge.

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how does an electroscope show if an object has a static charge

the gold foil leaves more.

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According to Columbus law, the electrical force (Fe) is based on the___ of the two objects as well as the ___ between the two objects

charges,distance

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As the charge of the object increases the electric force acting on the two objects ____

increases

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As the distance between the charged objects increases, the electric force acting on the two objects ____

decreases

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what would happen to the electric force (Fe) between the two objects if one of the objects were doubled.

2x Bigger

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what would happen to the electric force (Fe) between two charged objects if the distance between the objects were to double

1/4

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what would happen to the electric force (Fe) between the two charged objects if the distance between the objects were to triple?

1/9

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What would happen to the gravitation force (Fe) between the two objects if the charge were to double

4x bigger

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what would happen to the gravitational force (Fe) between the two charged objects if the mass of both objects were to double?

4x bigger

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What would happen to the electric force (Fe) and the gravitational force (Fg) between two charged objects if the mass of one of the object would become ten times greater.

10x bigger (Electric-no charge)

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what would happen to the electric force (Fe) and gravitational force (Fg) between two charged objects if the distance between the objects became four times bigger)

1/16

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what is an electrostatic field?

The area surrounding a charge

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An electrostatic field for a positively charged object will travel ___ the charge

away from

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An electrostatic field for a negatively charged object will travel____ the field

toward

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When the electrostatic fields has a blank space I the field between the two charges the field is showing a ____electrostatic force.

repulsive

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when the electrostatic fields connect between two charges the field is showing a ____ electrostatic force

Attractive

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How does a strong electrostatic field look different from a weak one

there are more lines

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Electric potential energy measures the stored energy in a ____ surrounded by an electric field

charge

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Charged objects in an electrostatic field with the opposite charge will have a _____electric potential energy

high

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Charged objects in an electrostatic field with the same charge will have a ___ electric potential energy

low

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when a positively charged object moves closer on a positively charged field object the electrical potential energy____

increases

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when a positively charged object moves closer to a negatively charged field or object the electrical potential energy ____

decreases

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when a negatively charged object moves closer to a positively charged field or object the electric potential energy _____

decreases

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when a negatively charged object moves closer to a negatively charged field or object the electric potential energy ____

increases