
Electric Field D1 2/10/26
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Physics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Kathy Dao
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5 Slides • 10 Questions
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Static is created when rubber belt rotates around metal "brush"
Rubber belt gives away e- so it is +
The metal ball becomes +
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Fill in the Blanks
What does the dome have that allows it to have this influence?
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While the force is greater on the larger charge, the force/charge is the same.
This is called Electric Field
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What is an Electric Field?
• Michael Faraday suggested the idea of a force field
to explain how the electric force can act at a
distance.
• An electric field is a property of the space around a
charged object that exerts forces on other charged
objects.
• You cannot see an electric field, but there are ways
to detect that an electric field is present.
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Multiple Choice
What is an electric field?
A property of the space around a charged object that exerts forces on other charged objects.
The force between two point charges.
The spacing between electric field lines.
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Modeling the Electric Field
• Electric field lines are directed toward negative
charges and away from positive charges.
• Electric field lines act in direction of a POSITIVE charge
• Electric field lines are directed toward negative
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Electric Field Lines Examples
Positive Point Charge
Negative Point Charge
Attractive Forces
Repulsion Forces
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Multiple Choice
What is the DIRECTION of electric field around a POSITIVE charge?
They are directed towards the positive charges.
They are directed away from the positive charges.
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Multiple Choice
What is the DIRECTION of electric field around a NEGATIVE charge?
They are directed towards the negative charges.
They are directed away from the negative charges.
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Draw
Draw the electric field lines around the + and - charges
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Draw
Draw the electric field around the two charges
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Poll
Do you know how to draw electric field lines around + and - charges?
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Categorize
Categorize each object as Conductor, Insulator, Semiconductors, or None
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Poll
Do you know the differences between a conductor vs insulator?
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