types of forces

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9th grade Physics Mapa Mental sobre types of forces, creado por danelle adendorff el 22/08/2017.
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types of forces
  1. contact force

    Nota:

    • force exerted while touching each other.
    1. tension

      Nota:

      • when a rope or cable carries a load
      1. friction

        Nota:

        • force exerted from a surface over an object. 
        1. compression

          Nota:

          • force exerted when squeezing something into a smaller space. 
        2. field force

          Nota:

          • force exerted over a distance. 
          1. gravitational force

            Nota:

            • force that bodies exert on objects on their surface. 
            1. newton's laws.

              Nota:

              • 1. the further objects from one another the weaker the force.  2. the larger the mass of an object the stronger its gravitational force. 
            2. magnetic forces

              Nota:

              • a force that two magnetic materials exert over each other over a distance. 
              1. magnetic materials

                Nota:

                • cobalt, nickel and iron. technically also steel, because it contains iron. 
                1. force of attraction

                  Nota:

                  • pullling force
                  1. force of repulsion

                    Nota:

                    • pushing force
                  2. electrostatic force

                    Nota:

                    • a force that two electrically charged objects exert on each other. 
                    1. electrostatic potential energy

                      Nota:

                      • when you overcome the attraction or repulsion forces, you leave the object with electrostatic potential energy. 
                      1. lightning

                        Nota:

                        • friction is caused by the moving water and air particles resulting in a change of charge at the bottom of the cloud. The cloud then push all like charges on the ground away, resulting in a discharge. 
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