Electromagnetism Review Sheet

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Electromagnetism Review Sheet Electricity Atomic basics: Particle name Charge location protons electrons neutrons + in the nucleus - outside of the nucleus neutral in the nucleus What would happen if two particles were brought close to each other? proton and proton attract repel nothing neutron and neutron attract repel nothing electron and electron attract repel nothing proton and neutron attract repel nothing electron and neutron attract repel nothing proton and electron attract repel nothing Static electricity: What is STATIC electricity? The buildup of electrons; electric charges at rest What is the charge on a normal rubber balloon? neutral What is the charge on a normal piece of fur? neutral What happens to electrons when fur is rubbed on a rubber balloon? they move to the balloon

What is the new charge of the balloon? negative Why? electrons moved to the balloon What is the new charge of the fur? positive Why? electrons moved from the fur If the charged balloon is brought close to the wall, what will happen? it will stick Why will this take place? Electrons of the balloon repel the electrons in the wall leaving the positive protons of the wall behind. Electrons of the balloon are attracted to the protons of the wall. What is this process called? induction Current electricity: What is an electrical conductor? A substance that allows electrons to flow easily What is a good example of an electrical conductor? metals What is an electrical insulator? A substance that slows or stops the flow of electrons What is a good example of an electrical insulator? Plastic, glass, clothing, rubber, wood Electricity is the flow of electrons Electricity will always flow in the same direction. terminal. It leaves the negative terminal and travels through the circuit to the positive Three things that can change the resistance of electricity in a circuit are temperature length thickness

Electricity can EASILY flow through wires that are cool short thick What is an open circuit? A circuit with a break in it off What is a closed circuit? A circuit with no breaks in it on What three things are needed for a completed circuit? source wire load series circuit parallel circuit Draw the circuit with three loads With a 9 volt battery, each light would receive 3 Volts 9 Volts Pros Cons cheaper to make; Open circuit is easy to obtain The entire circuit breaks when any load goes out all lights stay on if one goes out; all lights receive full voltage of the source More expensive to make; drains battery quickly

What happens in a series circuit if another battery is added? Every bulb gets brighter What happens in a parallel circuit if another battery is added? Every bulb gets brighter What happens in a series circuit if a light goes out? Every bulb goes out What happens in a parallel circuit if a light goes out? All other bulbs stay on What would happen to the brightness of a bulb if wires got really hot? gets dimmer What would happen to the brightness of a bulb if wires got really long? gets dimmer What would happen to the brightness of a bulb if wires got really thin? gets dimmer What would happen if switch #4 was All bulbs goes out Magnetism Study this picture from your book. What would happen if switch #1 was Bulb #2 goes out What would happen if switch #2 was Bulb #1 goes out What would happen if switch #3 was Bulbs #1 AND #2 goes out Which elements are magnetic? Iron Cobalt Nickel Neodymium What are the two poles of a magnet? North South What happens when these two poles are brought close together? They attract What happens when the same poles are brought close together? They repel

What is a magnetic field? The area around a magnet that can repel or attract another magnet What two things are needed to generate electricity? Coil of copper wire magnet What is done with these two items? One must rotate around the other Explain why electric generators and electric motors are opposites of each other. A generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy using a coil of copper wire and a magnet while a motor uses electrical energy to convert into mechanical energy.