Sci 9 Lesson 1 April 28 - Static Charge
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Static electricity is discussed in the document. It occurs when there is an imbalance of electric charges on the surface of materials. Friction from objects rubbing together can cause a transfer of electrons between the objects. One object gains negative charge by gaining electrons, while the other gains positive charge by losing electrons. Examples of static electricity include balloons sticking to walls after being rubbed with hair. Conductors allow electron flow while insulators retain static charges. Van de Graaff generators produce large static charges. Applications include filters and dangers include shocks if charges are not discharged to ground.
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Static elecrticity
Static electricity is an excess electric charge that remains on the surface of an object until it can discharge. It is produced when two materials contact and separate, often through rubbing, and at least one material is an insulator. This causes electrons to transfer, leaving one material positively charged and the other negatively charged. Common examples include hair standing up after removing a sweater or a balloon clinging to a wall after being rubbed on hair. Static electricity is distinguished from current electricity which flows in conductors and transmits energy.
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1) The document discusses electricity and magnetism, specifically static electricity and how charge is distributed in nature and objects. It describes how to demonstrate static charge using a balloon or glass and plastic rods.
2) Key concepts covered include the atomic structure of protons, electrons, and charge. Materials can be conductors or insulators depending on how easily charges move within them.
3) The forces between charges are defined by Coulomb's Law, and charges arrange themselves in predictable patterns on conductors like spherical or linear distributions to minimize their mutual repulsion.
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- Ask these questions and expect to get replies but don’t let it go on too long. Be encouraging if someone says something daft try and be positive.
- Here’s my silly demo. The balloon will rub against the head and then pull away with the “hair” standing on end. You might need to explain what it’s supposed to be. The next few slides show what is happening to the charges. These should run automatically.
- Re iterate that the head an balloon each started off with the same number of positive and negative charges but the rubbing moved charges onto the balloon and off the head. The balloon is now negatively charged and the head positively charged so that because opposites attract the hairs are attracted to the balloon