PPT-Attraction, Repulsion, and Static Electricity

Energy Levels Electrons are arranged in different levels with in the electron cloud There is a specific rule as to how many electrons can fit in each level of an electron In order to calculate how many electrons an energy level will have use the formula 2n2 where n energy level. Materials For the teacher 2 balloons small 1 marker 2 pc string 10cm length 1 pc wool cloth Not provided in kit Whole Class Static Balloons Student Resource Pages 14 Electrostatic Series from Investigate 3 17 Static Balloons Inquiry Focus Predict to Accompany the chart Fusion: Physics of a Fundamental Energy Source Academy, Pittsburgh, PA Chair, Plasma Activities Development Committee of the Contemporary Physics Education Project (CPEP)Ed mutual attraction - repulsion with the magnet below it, attached to the battery, starts spinning and continues to do so, till its south and north poles are aligned to the north and south poles of the Caitlan Webster. Overview. Alternative Explanation for Newcomb’s (1961) Results. Methodological Flaws in Byrne’s (1971) . E. xperiment. Experiment . 1 (Modified Replication of Byrne). Experiment 2 (Iowa Caucus Study). WHAT IS STATIC ELECTRICITY?. . Static. . electricity. is . a. . FIELD FORCE . – . it. . can. . act. . over. . a. . distance. .. It. is . generated. by . FRICTION. .. The. . Van der . Graff. How Static Electricity Builds Up. When substances gain or lose electrons, we say that they are electrically charged.. Items, such as plastics can easily become charge with when they are rubbed very quickly with a woollen cloth.. In Our World. Every physical thing in our world. is made up of tiny particles called ATOMS.. What is an atom?. Electrons spin. l. ike crazy . a. round the. n. ucleus.. Usually, atoms are . NEUTRAL. .. It’ll shock you!. What is Electricity?. The movement of charges (electrons). Can be passed (current). or Stationary (static). Electrostatics. = the study. o. f static electricity. Differences?. Static Electricity: . Static . Electricity. A . buildup of . electric charge. . on an . object.. Does not flow through wires. “Static” means . “not moving”.. . May . “jump”. . from one object to another. . Matter is made up of tiny particles called . motherboard. , . RAM. , and other . electronic circuitry. inside a computer. . By placing her hand on a Van de Graaff generator, this girl has positively charged her hair, causing her individual hairs to repel each other. . 7.1: Static Charge/Electricity pp. 228. Refers to electric charges that can be collected and held in one place.. “static” means stationary or not moving. Is the temporary transfer of electrons (e-).. grounding. electric current. circuit. resistor. Lesson 4 Splash. What is static electricity?. Lesson 4 a. How can electricity flow?. A circuit is formed when an electric current passes through an unbroken path of conductors. . All Matter is Made of Atoms. Atoms consist of a nucleus made of particles called protons and neutrons, orbited by electrons. Atoms are Electrically Neutral. Atoms have the same number of protons ( ) and electrons (-) and have no charge. Mary Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist – Science. Keisha Kidd, Curriculum Support Specialist – Science. Dr. Millard Lightburn, Instructional Supervisor. What Do You Know About Atoms. ?. All .