OBJ: Given notes and activity sheet SWBAT explain how electric charges interact as well as how an electric force differs from an electric field with 70%

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OBJ: Given notes and activity sheet SWBAT explain how electric charges interact as well as how an electric force differs from an electric field with 70% accuracy. COLLECTING ECOLOGY & SOLUTIONS ACT SHEET SOON!! DN: Distribute Electricity & Magnetism Textbooks, Interim Exam Topics and Quarter 2 Study Guide ACT: Introduction to: Electric Charge, Electric Force, Electric Field (magnet), Static Electricity (balloon) MON HW: Study for Energy Exam tomorrow, January 6; Environment Quiz and Midterm Prep Quiz #1 soon, Interim Exam, January 22. TUE HW: Read Text, p. 35-37; Complete Electric Charge & Static Electricity Booklet”, p. 106-108, Q:1-10.

Electric Charge Notes SAME charges REPEL + + OPPOSITE charges ATTRACT + + OPPOSITE charges ATTRACT +

Electric Charge Notes Electric Force: attraction or repulsion between electric charges ATTRACTION REPULSION REPULSION

Electric Charge Notes Electric Field: an area (region) around a charged object where the object’s electric force is exerted on other charged object. (electric field ~ football field) see iron filings magnetic field demo

ELECTRIC FIELDS

ELECTRIC CHARGE SUMMARY RULE: OPPOSITES ATTRACT FLOW OF ELECTRICITY:

Types of Electricity Notes Current Electricity: flow of electrons AC (alternating current) electricity DC (direct current) electricity Static Electricity: stationary electrons; charge build up of electrons on an object but they do not flow continuously. see balloon (static charge) demo