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What type of charge do protons carry?
What type of charge do protons carry?
What happens when like charges are brought close to each other?
What happens when like charges are brought close to each other?
What is the term for an object with no net charge?
What is the term for an object with no net charge?
What particles carry negative charge in ordinary matter?
What particles carry negative charge in ordinary matter?
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What property of matter causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field?
What property of matter causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field?
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What type of charge is commonly carried by protons?
What type of charge is commonly carried by protons?
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What is the term for the net charge of an isolated system?
What is the term for the net charge of an isolated system?
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What particles carry positive charge in the nuclei of atoms?
What particles carry positive charge in the nuclei of atoms?
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In ordinary matter, what carries negative charge?
In ordinary matter, what carries negative charge?
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Study Notes
Electric Charges
- Protons carry a positive charge.
- Like charges repel each other when brought close together.
- An object with no net charge is called neutral.
- Electrons carry negative charge in ordinary matter.
- The property of matter that causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field is charge.
- Protons commonly carry a positive charge.
- The net charge of an isolated system is conserved.
- Protons in the nuclei of atoms carry positive charge.
- Electrons carry negative charge in ordinary matter.
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Test your knowledge of electric charge with this quiz! Explore the concepts of positive and negative charges, conductors, insulators, and the behavior of charges in electromagnetic fields.
