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Topic 2 - Electricity
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Electric Fields
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Forces Exerted
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Static Electricity
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Charge
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National Grid
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Energy Transfers in Everyday Appliances
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Power
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Cabling
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Mains
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Series and Parallel Circuits
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How does the resistance change?
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Resistors
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Electrical Current
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Electrical Charge
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Cards (72)
All the
circuit symbols
:
The person could receive a fatal electric shock if the kite was very close to, but not touching the power cable.
Explain why (3)
electric field strength
is very high
causing the air to become
ionised
kite conducts change to the person
When the volume of gas in the syringe increased, the pressure on the inside walls of the syringe decreased.
Explain why (3)
less
frequent
collisions between the
particles
and the walls of the syringe
causing a
lower
average
force
on the walls of the syringe
and
pressure
is the total
force
per unit area
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