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NCEA Level 2 Physics Electricity Detailed Questions
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Attraction of Electric Charges - ANS Unlike charges give negative potential energy
(attractive force). Unlike charges attract one another.



Charging by conduction - ANS Charging an object by allowing it to come into
contact with an abject that already has an electrical charge.



Charging by friction - ANS Two objects rub together and one becomes positively
charged and the other becomes negatively charged.



Charging by induction - ANS Charging an object without direct contact (proximity
to nearby object charges neutral objects)



Conductors - ANS Materials that allow electric chargers to flow through them
easily



Coulomb - ANS Unit used to measure quantity of electric charge.



Current - ANS A flow of electricity through a conductor, flow of electric charge.



Current electricity - ANS The continuous flow of electrons through a conductor

, Direct current - ANS An electrical current that always moves in one direction



Electric Circuit - ANS Consists of a voltage source and a continuous conducting
path for a current to follow



Electric Current - ANS The flow of electric charge electric field force field produced
by an electrical charge



Electric Field - ANS The field around charged particles that exterts a force on other
charged particles.



Electric field lines - ANS A map of an electric field representing the direction of the
force that a positive charge would experience



Electric Generator - ANS A mechanical device that uses wire loops rotating in a
magnetic field to generate electricity



Electric potential - ANS The difference in electrical charge between 2 points in a
circuit expressed in volts (potential difference)



Electric Potential ENergy - ANS Potential energy due to the position of a charge
near other charges.

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