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1 Force diagram for the balloon

2 FN Fg

3 FN Fg Fg

4 FE FN FN Fg Fg

5 Forget everything you know!!!
Subatomic Particles Forget everything you know!!!

6 Subatomic Particles Protons (p+) Positive charge
In nucleus, hard to add/remove, “big”

7 Subatomic Particles Protons (p+) Neutrons (n0) Positive charge
In nucleus, hard to add/remove, “big” Neutrons (n0) Zero charge In nucleus, “big”

8 Subatomic Particles Protons (p+) Neutrons (n0) Electrons (e-)
Positive charge In nucleus, hard to add/remove, “big” Neutrons (n0) Zero charge In nucleus, “big” Electrons (e-) Negative charge Electron cloud, easy to add/remove, “small”

9 Subatomic Particles Protons v Electrons Proton about 2000x more mass
Equal charge size e- = p+ Only electrons can move

10 Conservation of mass – All electrons must be accounted for
– Must “come from” or “go to” a location

11 Conservation of mass Charge – All electrons must be accounted for
– Must “come from” or “go to” a location Charge – Property of matter (like inertia) – Caused by p+/e- imbalance – Total does not matter, just imbalance – Only electron movement (for both + and -)

12 Electricity Rules (so far)
Only electrons can move to/from a material

13 Electricity Rules (so far)
Only electrons can move to/from a material Conservation: Total number of electrons equal before and after an event

14 Electricity Rules (so far)
Only electrons can move to/from a material Conservation: Total number of electrons equal before and after an event Charge: Caused by unequal amounts of protons and electrons in an object (gain or lose electrons)

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16 Subatomic Particles Protons (p+) Neutrons (n0) Electrons (e-)
Positive charge In nucleus, hard to add/remove, “big” Neutrons (n0) Zero charge In nucleus, “big” Electrons (e-) Negative charge Electron cloud, easy to add/remove, “small”

17 Subatomic Particles Protons v Electrons Proton about 2000x more mass
Equal charge size e- = p+ Only electrons can move

18 Conservation of mass Charge – All electrons must be accounted for
– Must “come from” or “go to” a location Charge – Property of matter (like inertia) – Caused by p+/e- imbalance – Total does not matter, just imbalance – Only electron movement (for both + and -)

19 Electricity Rules (so far)
Only electrons can move to/from a material Conservation: Total number of electrons equal before and after an event Charge: Caused by unequal amounts of protons and electrons in an object (gain or lose electrons)


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