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Using Only The PVC, Move The Soda Can, But You Cannot Touch The Can With The PVC or Blow On The Can. Explain How You Did It
Using Only The PVC, Move The Soda Can, But You Cannot Touch The Can With The PVC or Blow On The Can. Explain How You Did It
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F=k 1 2
d
2
Coulomb’s Law
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F=k 1 2
d 2
Charge of a -19
Proton qp = +1.6 · 10 C
Coulomb’s Law
The force between two charges depends
on the magnitude of the charges and
the distance between them
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F=k 1 2
d
2
Sample Problem
Two electrons are a meter apart.
What is the force between them?
What direction is it in?
Sample Problem
d = 1m
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q = -1.6*10 C q = -1.6*10 C
p e
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F=k 1 2
d 2
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(-1.6*10 C)* (-1.6*10 C)
9 2 2
F = (9*10 N*m /C ) 2
(1 m)
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F = 2.3*10 N
Sample Problem
Two electrons are two meters apart.
What is the force between them?
What direction is it in?
Coulomb’s Law
The force between the two particles
falls off as 1/d2
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F=k 1 2
d
2
Bell Ringer
Two electrons are two centrimeters apart.
What is the force between them?
What direction is it in?
Charging
• Items may be charged by friction
• Electrons
are moved from one object to
another by being scraped away
• Items may be charged by contact
m.
What is the direction?
2.16 x 10-5 N, attractive
Field Lines
• Electric Fields have a magnitude and
direction
• Vector Quantities
• Lines go away from positive