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SI unit for energy
joule
9 forms of energy
sound, kinetic, electrical, gravitational potential, elastic potential, light, nuclear, heat, chemical
8 sources of energy
water, geothermal, sun, wind, wave, radioactive substance, fossil fuel, biomass
Why does an electrostatic charge happen?
as a result of the transfer of electric charges between our body and an item that has static electric charges
Positive charges are called
proton
Negative charges are called
electron
State of an object when number of protons is more than electrons
positively charged
State of an object when number of electrons is more than protons
negatively charged
State of an object when number of protons and electrons are equal
neutral
An electroscope device is used to
detect the existence of electric charges on an object
Examples of electrostatic in our daily life
occurrence of lightning, dust attracted to tv screen
The Van de Graaff generator can
create a simulation of lightning
SI unit for electric current
ampere
Volt can be measured using
voltmeter
The flow of electric current can be measured using
ammeter
Unit for measuring resistance is
ohm
The area around the magnet with magnetic force is called
magnetic field
A type of magnet that has a temporary magnetic effect when electric current flows through it
electromagnet
What device is used to detect the existence of electric charges on an object?
electroscope
What is an electromagnet?
a type of magnet that has a temporary magnetic effect when electric current flows through it
What is a magnetic field?
the area around the magnet with magnetic force
What instrument is used to measure the flow of electric current?
ammeter
What instrument is used to measure volt?
voltmeter
Which daily life example of electrostatic involves a television?
dust attracted to tv screen
Which natural daily life phenomenon is cited as an example of electrostatic?
occurrence of lightning