1. ACCELERATING ELECTRONS Will produce alternating electric and magnetic fields (No wires necessary!)

2. Robert Millikan Oil drop experiment Used to determine the charge on an electron. Static force is equal to gravitational force so drop is suspended. Eq = mg q = mg E

3. J.J. Thomson Determined the charge to mass ratio of the electron. (q/m)

4. Frederick Soddy Used the idea of charge to mass ratio show that isotopes exist. Isotopes are atoms of an element with the same chemical properties but different atomic mass.

5. Mass Spectrometer-to determine the concentration of isotopes in an element Charged particles are deflected differently due to their mass.

6. Cathode Ray Tubes- Deflect electron beams through a magnetic coil or charged plates. This hits the back of a screen covered with phosphors that give off light.

7. Wilhelm Röntgen X-ray- High energy, high frequency wave emitted by some cathode ray tubes. Original x-rays were difficult to control and often caused severe skin burns. He varied the electric potential to control the x-ray and reduce burns. Lead screen is used to reduce cell damage.

8. Television (CRT) Electric circuit scans the screen 30 times/sec.

9. Primary colors (red, blue, green) make up what is seen on the screen.

10. LCD-liquid crystal display Plasma Screen

11. Radio- Uses electromagnetic waves to transmit and receive signals AM radio- amplitude variations 535-1705 kHz FM radio-frequency variations. 88-108 MHz

12. Cell Phones Operate at 825-900 MHz. High frequency means there is a stronger signal and a shorter antenna can be used.

13. Radio Signals Other uses: toys, garage door openers, baby monitors, satellites, police radio, GPS, weather

14. EMF Electromotive Force The potential difference produced by electromagnetic induction

15. EMF= V =BLv V- potential difference(V) L- length of wire(m) B- Magnetic Field (Tesla) v- velocity(m/s) Ex: An antenna on a remote control car is 0.20m long and is traveling at 7.0m/s through a magnetic field of 8x10 -2 Tesla. What EMF is induced in the antenna? V= BLv V= 8x10 -2 T(0.20m)(7.0m/s) V= 0.112V