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Flashcards covering Electric Field strength, Coulomb's Law, and Electric Dipoles based on university physics lecture notes.
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Electric field strength E is defined as the __________ acting per unit positive charge Q placed at a point in the electric field.
force F
The standard units for Electric Field strength denoted as E are __________.
NC−1
According to Coulomb's Law, the force F between two charges is given by the formula F=__________Q1Q2.
4 \text{\pi} \text{\varepsilon}_o r^2
When considering the sign of E, the electric field points __________ a negative charge (−Q).
towards
For a positive charge (+Q), the electric field is positive and points __________ the charge.
away from
The expression for electric field strength derived from Coulomb's Law is E=__________.
\frac{Q}{4 \text{\pi} \text{\varepsilon}_o r^2}
In a hydrogen atom, the electric field strength experienced by an electron due to the proton at a separation of 5.29×10−11m is __________.
5.14×1011N C−1
A system of __________ positive charges will have a position P where the net electric field E=0.
two
An electric __________ is a pairing of positive and negative charges of equal magnitude separated by a distance d.
dipole
In an electric dipole system, there is no __________ charge.
net
Unlike a system of two positive charges, an electric dipole has no point where __________.
E=0
The strength of a dipole is defined by the electric dipole moment p, which is calculated using the formula p=__________.
qd
The direction of the electric dipole moment vector points from the __________ charge to the __________ charge.
negative; positive
The units for the electric dipole moment p are Cm or __________.
Debye (D)
The ionic molecule __________ is an example of an electric dipole when in a high temperature vapour state.
NaCl
The measured value of the dipole moment for NaCl is 3.00×10−29C m, but the calculated value based on p=qd is __________.
3.78×10−29C m
On the central axis of a dipole, the electric field at a distance z from the midpoint is given by E = \frac{1}{4 \text{\pi} \text{\varepsilon}_o} \frac{p}{\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_}.
z3
If a dipole has a moment of magnitude p=6.2×10−30Cm, the electric field at a distance of 1.1nm along the central axis is __________.
8.4×107N/C