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Grade 9-U2-L1-Static electricity
1. Introduction to Electricity
• In this unit we will be studying:
• Static electricity
• Current electricity
• Power generation.
2. • Did you ever walk across a carpet,
touch something and get a shock?
That shock was caused by static
electricity. The science of static
electricity is called electrostatics.
Static ElectricityStatic Electricity
3. • The word ‘static’ means not moving
• Static electricity means electrons are
not moving along a path or not flowing
(current electricity).
• Rather electrons are supplied from one
atom and moved onto another atom
resulting in a build-up of charge.
Static ElectricityStatic Electricity
5. If an object has more
electrons than protons,
it is negatively charged.
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
# protons: 8
# electrons: 12
# protons < # electrons
therefore, overall charge = negative
6. if an object has more
protons than electrons,
it is positively charged
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
# protons: 8
# electrons: 5
# protons > # electrons
therefore, overall charge = positive
7. If an object has an equal
number of protons and
electrons, the object is neutral
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
# protons: 8
# electrons: 8
# protons = # electrons
therefore, overall charge = neutral
11. • Electrons can be transferred from one
object to another.
• For example, a neutral or positively
charged object will become negatively
charged if it gains electrons.
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
12. • Similarly, a neutral or negatively
charged object will become
positively charged if it loses
electrons.
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
13. Only electrons (negative
charges) are capable of
moving from one object to
another!
Protons (positive charges)
stay in place.
Electric ChargeElectric Charge
14. • Conductivity is the ability of materials to
allow electrons to move freely
• Materials that hold on to their electrons
and do not allow them to move easily
are called electrical insulators
• Materials that allow electrons to change
positions are called conductors
Conductors & InsulatorsConductors & Insulators
19. Detecting ChargesDetecting Charges
• There are different instruments used to
detect charged objects:
– Pith Ball Electroscope
– Metal Leaf Electroscope
• In both instruments neutral position of
leaves/ball changes when charged
object is place closeby
20. Pith Ball ElectroscopePith Ball Electroscope
• A pith ball electroscope
consists of a neutrally
charged ball of pith (plant
material) and non-
conductive string and
stand
• When charged object
brought close to ball, the
ball will be attracted to it
21. Metal Leaf ElectroscopeMetal Leaf Electroscope
• A metal leaf electroscope is more sensitive to electric charge
than a pith ball electroscope
• When charged object brought close to metal ball or cap, the
leaves will repel each other and spread apart
22. Videos and Practice Questions
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc2-363MIQs
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxZ6AWLpnUw
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU8Fe6846d4
