Chapter 7: Static Charge is produced by electron transfer.
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Transcript of Chapter 7: Static Charge is produced by electron transfer.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF ELECTRICITY
Chapter 7: Static Charge is produced by electron transfer.
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Electrostatics Kit
Why must there be contact between the two objects to produce a charge?
How can the charged object lift the tiny pieces of paper off the table?
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Static Charge
Also known as static electricity is electric charge that is collected and held in one place. (not moving)
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Atom – Positive & Negative All matter is made up of tiny particles
called atoms. Atoms are made up fo a nucleus which
contains neutrons (neutral charge) and protons (positive charge).
Around the nucleus are much lighter particles called electrons (negative charge).
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Model of an Atom
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Charge
How can an object become charged?
Adding or removing electronsWhen electrons are added to an object it
becomes negatively charged.When electrons are removed from an object
it becomes positively charged.
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Simulation
http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/balloons
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Activity 7-1B
Complete Activity 7 -1 B, p. 231
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Insulators & Conductors
InsulatorMaterials that do not allow charges to move
easily within the material.○ Ex: Plastic, Rubber
Can an insulator become charged? What happens to the charge on an
insulator?
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Conductors
Materials that allow electrons to travel freely.Ex: Metals, Water
What happens when a conductor becomes charged?
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Can you identify the conductors & insulators in a wire?
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Checkpoint! One of these isolated charged spheres is
copper and the other is rubber. The diagram below shows how the charge is distributed. Label which is copper and which is rubber and support your answer with an explanation.
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Measuring Charge
A neutral object has the same number of electrons and positive.
A charged object has more electrons than protons if it is negatively charged and more protons than electrons if it is positively charged.
How do we measure the charge?
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Coulomb
Unit of charge is called the coulomb (C) named after Charles Coulomb.
1 C of charge = 6250000000000000000
electrons removed or added. A lightning bolt has a charge between 5
to 25 C.
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Van de Graff Generator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy05B32XTYY&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active
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Grounding
Objects with an excess of charge - either positive or negative - can have this charge removed by a process known as grounding.
Grounding is the process of removing the excess charge on an object by means of the transfer of electrons between it and another object of substantial size. (usually the earth)
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Why?
When an oil tanker car has arrived at its destination, it prepares to empty its fuel into a reservoir or tank. Part of the preparation involves connecting the body of the tanker car with a metal wire to the ground. Suggest a reason for why is this done.
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Check your Understanding P. 237 #2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 14, 15, 16
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Electric Force
Force is defined as a push or pull. An electric force is an action-at–a-
distance force which can apply force to an object without touching it.
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Laws of Static Charge
1. Opposite Charges Attracthttp://www.mrwaynesclass.com/teacher/elec
trostatics/demos/home.html
2. Like Charges Repel
3. Neutral Objects are attracted to charged objects.
http://www.mrwaynesclass.com/teacher/electrostatics/ceiling/home.html
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Laws of Static Charge
Charles Coulomb discovered the laws and also discovered that:If you increase the amount of
charge you increase the amount of force.If you increase the distance
between charged objects, you
decrease the electric force.
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Charging by Conduction
Charging by conduction involves the contact of a charged object to a neutral object.
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Charging by Conduction
When charging something by contact it is important to note the following properties:
1. The objects must actually touch and transfer some electrons.
2. The objects become charged alike.
3. The original charged object becomes less charged because it actually lost some charge. Therefore, there is a limit to how many times it could be used to charge something without being recharged.
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Charging by Induction
A neutral object is charged by bringing a charged object close to but do not touch the object.
The neutral object becomes charged where the charged object was brought near.
The object has a whole remains neutral.
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Photocopier
Read p. 241.