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Laws of static charge

Like charges repel


Opposites attract


Neutral attracted to charged

Insulator

don't allow electrons to move easily


charge can build up

Conductors

Allow electrons to flow easily


Charge can't be built up

Coulomb of charge (C)

Unit of electric charge


6.25x10 to power of 18 = 1C

Generating static charge

Charging object by using friction

Charging by friction

Rubbing two different materials together


Charge transfers

Charging by induction

When charged object brought close to but doesn't touch neutral object



will repel electrons

Charging by conduction

Charging neutral object by touching to charged object

Applications of static charge

Saran Wrap


Laser printers


Decrease air pollution

Energy

Ability to do work

Kinetic energy

Moving object has because of its motion

Potential energy

Energy stored in object

Potential difference

Voltage



Amount of electric potential energy per Coloumb of charge

How to build a cell

Electrodes- two metal terminals



Electrolyte-conducts electricity


(Wet cell= fluid) (dry cell=paste)

Sources of electrical energy

Friction


Piezoelectric crystals


Photo-electrochemical cells


Themocouples


Generators

Ohms law

V=voltage (V)-volts


I=current (A)-amperes


R=resistance (Ω)-ohms

Electric current

Amount of electrons that can pass through circuit per unit time

Resistance

how difficult it is for electric current to flow through conductor



Factors that affect=


Type


Thickness


Length


Temperature

How to read a resistor

1st band=first digit


2nd band=second digit


3rd band= # of zeroes


4th band=tolerance

Circuit diagrams

Source



Conductor



Load=transforms electrical


energy Into other energy



Switch

Measuring voltage and current

Voltage=voltmeter


Current=ammeter