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What are the two types of electric charges?
Positive
and
negative
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What happens when like charges interact?
Like
charges
repel
each other
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What happens when unlike charges interact?
Unlike charges
attract
each other
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What are the key terms related to electricity that should be used correctly?
Atom
Nucleus
Electron
Proton
Neutron
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How would you describe the structure of an atom?
An atom consists of a
nucleus
surrounded by
electrons
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How does an object become
negatively
charged?
By adding
electrons
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How does an object become
positively
charged?
By removing
electrons
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If an object has gained electrons, what type of charge does it have?
It is
negatively
charged
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If an object has lost electrons, what type of charge does it have?
It is
positively
charged
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How would you solve a problem involving charging an object?
By applying the principles of
electron gain
or
loss
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How does a Van De Graff generator charge objects?
It charges objects through the
movement
of
electrons
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What is the role of a cell, battery, or power supply in an electric circuit?
They push
electrons
to make a
current
flow
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How is current measured in an electric circuit?
In
amps
using an
ammeter
connected in series
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What does the voltage of a supply measure?
It measures the
energy
given to each
electron
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How is voltage across a component measured?
In volts using a
voltmeter
connected in
parallel
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What is true about the current through components in series?
The current is the
same
through all
components
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What is true about the sum of currents in parallel branches?
The sum of the currents in parallel branches is
equal
to the
supply current
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What is the topic of the second section in the study
material
?
Static Electricity
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