VAN DE GRAFF Generator By Gary Zhong. What is an ATOM?

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VAN DE GRAFF Generator By Gary Zhong

What is an ATOM?

What is an atom made of?  1. Protons: positive charge  2. Electrons: negative charge  3. Neutrons: no charge

Bohr Model

“Like charges repel, Opposite charges attract”

 Insulators  Conductors

Static Electricity  Visible attraction  Repulsion  Electrical sparks

TRIBOELECTRIC SERIES  Hand  Glass  Hair  Nylon  Wool  Fur  Silk  Paper  Cotton  Hard rubber  Polyester  Polyvinylchloride plastic

Glass rod and Silk cloth demo

This charge imbalance is the origin of “Static Electricity”

Hair and comb demo  Combing your hair moves electrons from your hair to the comb  The comb will now have an electric static charge

Coulomb’s Law

What is a Van de Graff Generator? The basic fundamental principle behind this apparatus is separating opposite charges at both ends of the rubber belt

Main apparatus I. Motor II. Upper and lower roller III. Belt IV. Upper and lower brush V. Metal sphere

How it works!

 As the belt keeps running, more charges are deposited on both pulleys

Zoom in on our hair

Hair raising demo

Electric spark demo

Factors that affect spark production 1) Materials involved 2) Surface area connecting the materials 3) Humidity

Has anyone felt a shock on dry winter days? Static electricity can build up in our bodies and cause a spark to jump from our bodies to pieces of metal or those in our surroundings

Thank You