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electromagnetism eq1,2,3
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What is electromagnetic induction
when a changing magnetic field creates an electric current in a conductor
what is the name of the electric current produced
induced current
What needs to happen for electric current to form
potential difference
what is electromotive force(emf)
The movement of positive charges in a wire created by a changing magnetic field
back emf
a self-generated voltage created by the rotation of the motor's coils within a magnetic field(lens law)
what is lenz’s law
the direction of an induced electric current always opposes the change in magnetic field (or magnetic flux) that produced it
magnetic flux
a measure of the total magnetic field passing through a surface
Faraday’s Law of Induction
a changing magnetic field will produce a force
ways to increase current in coil
increase number of turns, increase strength of magnet and increase area of cross section
how does an electric motor transform energy
from electrical to mechanical energy
how does a generator transform energy
from mechanical to electrical energy
Do electric currents interact with eachother
no
Do electric currents interact with magnetic fields
no
do magnetic fields interact with each other
yes
what is a magnetic field induced around
conductors carrying a current and moving charges
how to change magnetic flux
change area, change angle and change field
change in flux equation
BA cos theta
flux linkage
total magnetic flux passing through a coil of wire multiplied by the number of turns
In what field does a stationary particle experience a force
electric field
what does emf do
emf creates a potential difference
which direction do magnetic field lines go
from north to south
which direction do electric field lines go
from positive to negative
acids are…
proton donors
bases are…
proton acceptors
properties of acids
turn litmus indicator (purple litmus) red tend to be corrosive taste sour react with bases solutions have a pH below 7.0 solutions conduct an electric current
properties of bases
turn litmus indicator (purple litmus) blue are caustic and feel slippery taste bitter react with acids solutions have a pH above 7.0 solutions conduct an electric current
A conjugate acid-base pair is?
two molecules or ions that differ by one proton (H+).
Amphiprotic substances
can behave as either an acid or a base.
Monoprotic acids can…
donate only one proton
polyprotic acids
can donate more than one proton from each molecule
Quarks
Up down strange charm top bottom
In a DC motor commutators are used
So the rotor keeps spinning in the same direction
in Chadwick’s experiment what did the paraffin wax provide
A source of protons
Milikans oil drop experiment
Oil drop suspended in electric field
what does a geiger counter do
Detects ionising radiation
Name two atmospheric pollutants
Sulfur dioxide(burning fossil fuels like coal) and nitrogen oxides(combustion in vehicles)