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Title: Demo Van de Graaff match


1
  • Demo- Van de Graaff- match
  • Space near the Van de Graaff is altered- match is
    not blown out by air!
  • What affected the flame?
  • The Electric Field!

2
Fields
  • Field around a magnet
  • Field around a black hole
  • Field around a Van de Graaff
  • Forces that surround a mass (gravitational field)
  • All have altered space around them

3
Electric Fields
  • The space around every electric charge is filled
    with an electric field- a kind of aura that
    extends through space

Gravity holds the satellite in place, and
electric force holds electron in place They are
both in force fields.
4
Van de Graaff
  • How does the Van de Graaff work?
  • Demo- answer questions on handout

5
Electric Fields
  • Read the handout on Fields
  • Answer the questions (the guide may help you with
    some questions- others you will need construct on
    your own)

6
Electric Field Lines
  • Remember- these lines only represent the the
    fields!
  • Where the lines are farther apart, the field is
    weaker
  • For an isolated charge, the lines extend to
    infinity
  • For 2 or more opposite charges, the lines go from
    the positive and terminate on a negative

7
Electric Field Lines
  • Think of your electric field hockey game as you
    look at the next illustrations

8
How are these drawn?? Simple rules for drawing
field lines will follow
9
  • The photo is bits of fine thread suspended in an
    oil bath surrounded by charged conductors.
    Notice how they line up.
  • Oppositely charged plates
  • Equal and opposite charges
  • Oppositely charged plate and cylinder
  • Equal like charges

10
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11
Drawing Field Lines
  • Lines begin on positive charges and end negative
    (or infinity)
  • of lines draw is proportional to magnitude of
    charge (more lines means greater charge) Use
    this as a conceptual representative of the
    situation!
  • No field lines can cross each other

12
Field Lines
  • Remember Field Lines represent electrical force
    fields.
  • Is there anywhere in this diagram where there
    would be a zero net force?

13
Class Assignment
  • Handout on Field Lines- Visualized

14
Projects
  • You will begin work on your year end projects
    tomorrow.
  • This handout outlines the requirements.
  • You will have a sub tomorrow, and will be
    watching a video, and spending time working on
    the first assignment of your project.
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