Unit 11 Variables Quiz - Physics C

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q

charge: property of an object [C]

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n

number of fundamental charges

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e

fundamental charge: charge of an electron or proton [1.6 x 10^-19C]

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I

current: flow of objects with charge [A or C/s]

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V

Electric potential: the energy that a hypothetical coulomb of charge would have at that spot [V or J/C]

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ΔV

Electric potential difference: the change in energy that a hypothetical coulomb of charge would undergo between two spots [V or J/C]

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ε (EMF)

EMF: ideal potential difference of a battery [V]

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R

Resistance [Ω ohm]

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l (circuits)

Length of a resistor [m]

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A (resistor)

Cross-sectional area of a resistor [m^2]

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ρ (rho)

Resistivity: how resistive a material is [Ωohm*m]

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σ (sigma)

Conductivity: how conductive a material is (inverse of resistivity) [(Ωm)^-1]

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P

Power: rate of change of energy [W or J/s]

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|dV/dx|

Electric fields point from high to low potential [V/m]

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C

Capacitance [F]

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κ

Dielectric constant [Dielectric of air is 1.00]

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A (capacitance)

Plate area [m^2]

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d (capacitor)

Plate separation [m]

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U_C

Energy stored in the electric field of capacitor [J]

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v_d

Drift velocity of electrons in a current [m/s]

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J

Current density = current/cross-sectional area [A/m^2]

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Formulas for the rate of energy dissipation in a resistor or light bulb

P = I^2*R = DeltaV^2/R = I*DeltaV

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Three formulas for energy storage in a capacitor

U_C = 1/2QDeltaV = 1/2CDeltaV^2 = Q^2/2C