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| Positively charged particles are called? |
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| Neutral particles are called? |
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| Negatively charged particles are called? |
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| Atoms that are positively or negatively charged. |
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| What is the charge of a electron? |
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| What is the charge of a proton? |
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| Material that transfers charge easily such as metals. |
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| Material that does not transfer charge easily such as glass, rubber, silk, and plastic. |
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| What is it called when two objects become charged from rubbing together? |
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| The process of charging a conductor by bringing it near another charged object and grounding the conductor is called? |
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| When an object that has either positive or negative charge that is brought to a neutral charged object, the objects are attracted because the neutral charge can turn into any. |
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| What is the equation to Coulomb's law? |
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| Gravitational force is always have a positive? |
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| Electric forces can be both? |
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| a region in space around a charged object in which a station ary charged object experiences an electric force because of its charge. |
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| What is the equation for measuring electric field intensity or strength? |
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| when the answer is +, the forces are? |
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| Repelling against each other. |
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| When the answer is -, the forces are? |
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| Define electric field lines. |
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| Lines that represent both the magnitude and the direction of the electric field. |
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| When electric field lines for two point charges of equal magnitude but opposite signs it is called? |
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| When no net motion of charge is occurring within a conductor, it is called? |
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| Electrostatic equilibrium |
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| Electric potential difference and electromotive force, EMF. |
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| V = w/q ; mg = Eq ; V = Ed |
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