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Introduction to electrostatic discharge, quantization of charge, and calculation of final charge of two metal spheres after discharge.

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Electrostatics

Discharge

Charged statemay be

Charged statemay be

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be

+ -

++- +++

++-+++

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be

+ -

++- +++

++-+++

may be

-- -

-- +-- -

+ -

++-

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be may be

measured in+ -

++- +++

++-+++

-- -

-- +-- -

+ -

++-

+ -

++-

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be

+ -

++- +++

++-+++

may be

-- -

-- +-- -

measured in

Coulombs(C)

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be

+ -

++- +++

++-+++

may be

-- -

-- +-- -

+ -

++-

Positive+- +

++-Neutral+- +

++-

-

-Negative+- +-

+- +

-

--

Charged statemay be

may be

+ -

++- +++

++-+++

may be

+ -

++- -- -

-- +-- -

measured in

Coulombs(C)

Neutral+- +

++-

-

-

+++

+++

--

--

--

6+

6-

Negative+- +-

+- +

- +++

+++

--

--

-- -

6+

7-

Positive+- +

++--

+++

+++

--

-

--

6+

5-

- -1,6 x 10-19 C

- -1,6 x 10-19 C

= =

= -0,00000000000000000016 C

Neutral+- +

++-

-

-0 C

-

-1,6 x 10-19 C+ -

++-

1 more e- than p+

-

-1,6 x 10-19 C-

1 more e- than p+

-

½(-1,6 x 10-19 C)-

½ more e- than p+

-

½(-1,6 x 10-19 C)= -0,8 x 10-19 C

-

½ more e- than p+

-

½(-1,6 x 10-19 C)= -0,8 x 10-19 C

-

½ more e- than p+

Principle of charge quantization

It is not possible for an object to have a charge which is not a whole number of the electron’s charge.

-

2(-1,6 x 10-19 C)= -3,2 x 10-19 C

-

2 more e- than p+-

-

10(-1,6 x 10-19 C)= -1,6 x 10-18 C

-

10 more e- than p+---------

6,25 x 1018(-1,6 x 10-19 C)= -1 C

-

6,25 x 1018 more e- than p+

= -2 C-

2(6,25 x 1018) more e- than p+

+1,6 x 10-19 C

1 fewer e- than p+

+ -

++-

+1,6 x 10-19 C

1 fewer e- than p+

+

-

½(+1,6 x 10-19 C)= +0,8 x 10-19 C

-

½ fewer e- than p+

+

2(+1,6 x 10-19 C)= +3,2 x 10-19 C

-

2 fewer e- than p+

+

10(+1,6 x 10-19 C)= +1,6 x 10-18 C

-

10 fewer e- than p+

+

6,25 x 1018(+1,6 x 10-19 C)= +1 C

-

6,25 x 1018 fewer e- than p+

+

= +2 C-

2(6,25 x 1018) fewer e- than p+

+

Charged state

Charged state

Difference in

Charged state

Difference in creates a

Charged state

Difference in creates a

Potential Difference (pd)

Charged state

Difference in creates a

may cause

Potential Difference (pd)

Charged state

Difference in creates a

Potential Difference (pd)

Discharge

may cause

Charged state

Difference in creates a

Potential Difference (pd) may cause

removes Discharge

creates a

Potential Difference (pd) may cause

removes

Charged state

Difference in

Discharge

Charged state

Difference in creates a

may cause

removes Discharge

Potential Difference (pd)

Charged statecreates a

Difference in

Potential Difference (pd) may cause

removes

is movement of

Discharge

removes

Charged state

Difference in creates a

Potential Difference (pd) may cause

is movement of

----Electrons

Discharge

Charged statecreates a

Difference in

Potential Difference (pd) may cause

Discharge

removes

is movement of

----Electrons

e.g. 1

Two identical insulated metal spheres discharge. What is each one’s final charge if their initial charges were:

+4 C and -4 C ?

+-

+-

-4 C+4 C

++++

--

--

+-

-4 C

--

--

+-+4 C

++++

+-+4 C

++++

+-

-4 C

--

--

+-

+-

-4 C+4 C

++++

--

--

+-

+-

+4 C

++++

-4 C

----

-4 C

+-

+-

0 C

++++

0 C

----

+-

+-

0 C

++++

0 C

----

Final charge =

=

+-

+-

-4 C+4 C

++++

--

--

=

= = 0 C

+-

+-

0 C

++++

0 C

----

e.g. 2

Two identical insulated metal spheres discharge. What is each one’s final charge if their initial charges were:

+4 C and 0 C ?

+-

+-

++ --

0 C+4 C

++++

+- +

+-+

++

++-

+++

+- +

+--

--

--+

---

+-

+-

more –

less-

+-

+-

++ --

0 C+4 C

++++

+-

+-

++

+4 C

++++

0 C-

--2 C

+-

+-

++

++

+2 C

+

++2 C

--

=

+-

+-

++ --

0 C+4 C

++++

+-

+-

++ --

+2 C +2 C

++

+

+=

= = +2 C

+-

+-

++ -- +

++2 C

+

++2 C

+-

+-

++ -- +

++2 C

+

++2 C

e.g. 3

Two identical insulated metal spheres discharge. What is each one’s final charge if their initial charges were:

-6 C and -4 C ?

+-

+-

-4 C

--

--

-6 C

------

+-

+-

-4 C

--

--

-6 C

------

+-

+-

-4 C

--

--

-6 C

--- ---

-1 C

+-

+-

-5 C

--

--

-5 C

--- --

-

+-

+-

-5 C

--- --

-5 C

--

--

-

+-

+-

-5 C

--- --

-5 C

--

--

-

=

+-

+-

-4 C

--

--

-6 C

------

=

= = -5 C

+-

+-

-5 C

--- --

-5 C

--

--

-

e.g. 4

Two identical insulated metal spheres discharge. What is each one’s final charge if their initial charges were:

+8 C and +2C ?

+-+

-+-

+-+

-+-

+2 C

++

+8 C

++++++

+ +

+-+

-+-

+-+

-+-

+2 C

++

+8 C

++++++

+ +

+++

---

+++

+2 C

++

+8 C

++++++

+ +

-3 C

---

+++

-- +

++

+5 C

++

+5 C

++++++

+ + --

--

+

++-

-- +++

---

+++++

+++ +

+

+5 C+5 C

+

++-

-- +++

---

+++++

+++ +

+

+5 C+5 C

=

+-+

-+-

+-+

-+-

+2 C

++

+8 C

++++++

+ +

=

= = +5 C

+

++-

-- +++

---

+++++

+++ +

+

+5 C+5 C

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