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potential of the positively charged conductor a with respect to the negatively charged conductor b
potential difference

Ch. 24
a set of four point charges
quadrupole

Ch. 24
the ratio of capacitance when the conductor is completely filled by the dielectric
dielectric constant

Ch. 24
connection of capacitors one after another
series

Ch. 24
the maximum electric field magnitude that a material can withstand without breaking down
dielectric strength

Ch. 24
where kinetic energy equals gravitational/electric potential energy
escape velocity

Ch. 24
the ability of a body to hold an electric charge
capacitance

Ch. 24
a material's ability to affect a dielectric medium
permittivity

Ch. 24
a connection where the voltage is the same
parallel

Ch. 24
nonconducting material between conducting plates
dielectric

Ch. 24
two conductors separated by an insulator
capacitor

Ch. 24
a coulomb per volt
farad

Ch. 24
energy per unit volume
energy density

Ch. 24
any motion of charge from one region to another
current

Ch. 25
measure of how easily electricity flows through an electrical element
conductance

Ch. 25
SI unit for resistance
ohm

Ch. 25
point where the two regions of the semiconductor meet
junction

Ch. 25
measures the emf of a source without drawing any current from it
potentiometer

Ch. 26
current per unit cross-sectional are
current density

Ch. 25
proportionality of voltage and current
Ohm's Law

Ch. 25
inverse proportionality of resistance and current
Ohm's Law

Ch. 25
material of medium conductivity
semiconductor

Ch. 25
particle holding electric charge
charge carrier

Ch. 25
material which contains movable electric charges
conductor

Ch. 25
measure of how strong a material opposes the flow of electric current
resisitivity

Ch. 25
the velocity of the moving charged particles within a conductor
drift speed

Ch. 25
the rate at which electrical energy is transferred by an electric circuit
power

Ch. 25
the influence that makes current flow from lower to higher potential
electromotive force (emf)

Ch. 25
current in one direction
direct current

Ch. 26
circuit that lacks a complete path between the positive and negative sides of its power source
open circuit

Ch. 26
measures current across it
ammeter

Ch. 26
direction that goes back and forth
alternating current

Ch. 26
the sum of the individual resistances
equivalent resistance

Ch. 26
resistance measuring device
ohmeter

Ch. 26
circuit that allows a current to travel along a different path than the one intended
short circuit

Ch. 26
voltage measuring device
voltmeter

Ch. 26
measure of the opposition of electric flow
resistance

Ch. 25