Additional Physics

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Ks3 Science Flashcards on Additional Physics, created by zaroon_riaz on 12/05/2015.
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Topic 1 Static and Current electricity
How can an insulating material become charged? By rubbing 2 insulating materials together, creating friction which is the transfer of electrons
Balloon scenario > When a balloon is rubbed against and insulating material a charge is induced, making it negatively charged > Then then when placed against the wall repels the electrons, moving them back, leaving the protons behind which attract the balloon (therefore the balloon 'sticks' to the wall)
Every day Electrostatic charges > Walking cause your feet to rub against the carpet, therefore causing build up of electrons on your body, making you charged > When you touch the door handle, the charge jumps from you through the metal handle and into the ground to be earthed
Lightning > Electrostatic charge builds up between the clouds, due to the movement > The negative charge is attracted to the positive ground therefore causing huge spark from the sky to the ground > This is the movement of particles through the atmosphere
Electrostatic Painting > The nozzle of a spray can is given a positive charge, so all paint particles leaving are positively charged > The item being painted is given a negative charge and as unlike chargers attract the positive paint is attracted to the object, creating one single layer covering the whole product > As all the particles are the same charge, they repel each other meaning they create a fine spray
Insecticide spray > The spray leaving the airplane is given a charge (creating a fine spray as they repel each other) > The spray is slightly attracted to the neutral ground, repelling the like charges in the ground but attracting the unlike
Dangers of electrostatic charges > The fuel is an insulating material, thus can cause friction with the fueling pipe if that is also insulating : this would cause the transfer of electrons and possibly a spark causing an explosion > This can be avoided by attaching a bonding line to the tank and earthing the charge built up before refueling (similar in tankers delivering fuel)
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