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Electric Charge

Topics Production and detection of charges Positive and negative charges Law of attraction and repulsion Electric field Conductors and Insulators

Greeks and Amber

Greeks and Amber Rubbing amber with wool causes it to attract lighter things

For the Greeks it was pure awesomeness! Today, it is just all about electric charge.

Positive charge Negative charge Types of Charge

The Atom

Charges and Particles Proton has positive charge Electron has negative charge Amount of charge on electron = amount of charge on proton Amount of charge = ±e

The smallest charge is an electron (or a proton.)

Attraction and Repulsion Unlike charges attract Like charges repel

The Triboelectric Series

The attraction and repulsion are non-contact forces. How can this force be applied without contact?

Region of space around a charge where a positive point charge can experience a force The Electric Field

The Electric Field

Materials & Electric Charges

Conductors Materials that allow charges to flow through it Examples Metals Impure water

Insulators Materials that inhibit the flow charges Examples Plastics Rubber Wood

The Van de Graaff Generator