P202c24: 1 Chapter 24: Electric Potential Electric Potential energy Work done by a force acting on an object moving along a path: dldl F If the force is.

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p202c24: 1 Chapter 24: Electric Potential Electric Potential energy Work done by a force acting on an object moving along a path: dldl F If the force is a conservative force, the work done can be expressed as a change in potential energy: a b Work-Energy Theorem: the change in kinetic energy equals the total work done on the particle. If only conservative forces are present:

p202c24: 2 A charge in a uniform electric field   dy q a b

p202c24: 3 The work done on a charge q’ in the presence of another charge q

p202c24: 4 Potential Potential is potential energy per unit charge Potential is often referred to as “voltage” In terms of “work per charge” In terms of source charges

p202c24: 5 Potential and potential differences from the Electric Field

p202c24: 6 Electric Potential (continued): Examples What is the speed of an electron accelerated from rest across a potential difference of 100V? What is the speed of a proton accelerated under the same conditions? V ab An electric dipole oriented vertically at the origin consists of two point charges, +/ nC placed 10 cm apart. What is the potential at a point located 12cm from the dipole in the horizontal direction? What is the potential energy associated with a +4.0 nC charge placed at this point?

p202c24: 7 Spherical Charged Conductor Outside: looks like a point charge Inside: field is zero (dV =-E ·dl = 0) E V V max =E max R => Larger E with smaller R Dielectric Strength = maximum electric field strength an insulator can withstand before Dielectric Breakdown (Insulator becomes a conductor). => High voltage terminals have large radii of curvature

p202c24: 8 Potential between parallel plates Uniform field: U = qEy => V = Ey (V y  V b ) V ab = V a  V b = Ed or E = V ab /d (True for uniform fields only, although this can provide an estimate of field strength)   y q a b d

p202c24: 9 Line charge and (long) conducting cylinder

p202c24: 10 Equipotential surfaces A surface in space on which the potential is the same for every point. Surfaces of constant voltage.

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p202c24: 12 Potential Gradient

p202c24: 13 Millikan oil-drop experiment Experimental investigation into the quantization of charge small drops of oil, with small amounts of excess charge. naive: balance -> q = mg/E need mass! (or drop radius + density) Balance gravity, electric force and air resistance on drop in motion: F = qE F = mg F = qE F = mg v FfFf v’v’ Ff’Ff’

p202c24: 14 Millikan’s (and later) results thousands of measurements => all (positive or negative) integer multiples of e! => charge is quantized!! Modern Quantum Chromodynamics: quarks have fractional (+/- 1/3e +/- 2/3e) charges, but never appear alone (“confinement”) net charge of all observed objects are integer multiples of e.

p202c24: 15 Cathode Ray tube V1V1 d V2V2 L 