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What happens to an object when it gains electrons?
What happens to an object when it gains electrons?
What is the principle of conservation of charges?
What is the principle of conservation of charges?
Which of the following defines conductors?
Which of the following defines conductors?
What occurs during charging by friction?
What occurs during charging by friction?
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How can you determine whether an object will gain or lose electrons?
How can you determine whether an object will gain or lose electrons?
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What charge does a balloon take on when rubbed against hair?
What charge does a balloon take on when rubbed against hair?
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What are materials that do not allow the flow of electrons called?
What are materials that do not allow the flow of electrons called?
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Which factor strengthens the electric force between two materials in the triboelectric series?
Which factor strengthens the electric force between two materials in the triboelectric series?
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What is the eligibility criteria for an employee to join a union?
What is the eligibility criteria for an employee to join a union?
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Which responsibility does NOT belong to the employer?
Which responsibility does NOT belong to the employer?
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Which of the following is a right of self-organization for workers?
Which of the following is a right of self-organization for workers?
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What is one condition for workers to receive payments directly from their employer?
What is one condition for workers to receive payments directly from their employer?
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Which responsibility falls on the worker in a workplace?
Which responsibility falls on the worker in a workplace?
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What is the minimum number of hours a school may deliver a unique model following the curriculum guide?
What is the minimum number of hours a school may deliver a unique model following the curriculum guide?
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Which track allows learners to take a Business Enterprise Simulation?
Which track allows learners to take a Business Enterprise Simulation?
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What must all TVL learners complete before proceeding to Work Immersion?
What must all TVL learners complete before proceeding to Work Immersion?
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What best describes a Memorandum of Agreement?
What best describes a Memorandum of Agreement?
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What is defined as the place where Work Immersion is conducted?
What is defined as the place where Work Immersion is conducted?
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Which Learners may take Performing Arts for Production?
Which Learners may take Performing Arts for Production?
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What is the maximum duration for a unique delivery model schools can opt for?
What is the maximum duration for a unique delivery model schools can opt for?
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Which of the following terms describes organizations willing to lend expertise and resources?
Which of the following terms describes organizations willing to lend expertise and resources?
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What is the primary purpose of Work Immersion in Senior High School?
What is the primary purpose of Work Immersion in Senior High School?
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How many hours is allocated for Work Immersion in the Senior High School curriculum?
How many hours is allocated for Work Immersion in the Senior High School curriculum?
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Which DepEd Order outlines the guidelines for Work Immersion in Senior High Schools?
Which DepEd Order outlines the guidelines for Work Immersion in Senior High Schools?
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What is one opportunity provided by Work Immersion for SHS learners?
What is one opportunity provided by Work Immersion for SHS learners?
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What allows students to become familiar with a workplace through real-life experiences?
What allows students to become familiar with a workplace through real-life experiences?
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Which outcome is NOT a goal of the Work Immersion program?
Which outcome is NOT a goal of the Work Immersion program?
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According to the guidelines, when is Work Immersion considered a requirement?
According to the guidelines, when is Work Immersion considered a requirement?
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Who supervises the Work Immersion program in schools?
Who supervises the Work Immersion program in schools?
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What does a strong work ethic primarily promote in the workplace?
What does a strong work ethic primarily promote in the workplace?
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Which of the following is considered an unethical behavior in the workplace?
Which of the following is considered an unethical behavior in the workplace?
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What can be a direct benefit of having strong work ethics in a company?
What can be a direct benefit of having strong work ethics in a company?
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Which behavior fosters professional relationships in the workplace?
Which behavior fosters professional relationships in the workplace?
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Which of the following behaviors is indicative of negative work ethics?
Which of the following behaviors is indicative of negative work ethics?
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What does workplace safety encompass?
What does workplace safety encompass?
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Which principle is essential for ensuring a positive work environment?
Which principle is essential for ensuring a positive work environment?
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What is a primary characteristic of negative work ethics?
What is a primary characteristic of negative work ethics?
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What is the primary objective of workplace safety procedures?
What is the primary objective of workplace safety procedures?
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Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety tip for the workplace?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety tip for the workplace?
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What does 'security of tenure' mean in the context of employee rights?
What does 'security of tenure' mean in the context of employee rights?
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Which benefit is an employee entitled to if they work more than 8 hours in a day?
Which benefit is an employee entitled to if they work more than 8 hours in a day?
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What must an employer do after 6 consecutive workdays, according to labor rights?
What must an employer do after 6 consecutive workdays, according to labor rights?
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What is included in the definition of wage under labor rights?
What is included in the definition of wage under labor rights?
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What is a key responsibility of employees regarding workplace safety?
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What is the legal requirement for the payment of wages in the workplace?
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Study Notes
General Physics 2 - Electric Charge
- Matter is composed of atoms and molecules
- Properties of matter are mainly influenced by electrically charged particles: protons, electrons, and neutrons
- Proton:
- Mass: 9.1093897 x 10⁻³¹ kg
- Charge: +1.60217733 x 10⁻¹⁹ C
- Location: nucleus
- Electron:
- Mass: 1.6726231 x 10⁻²⁷ kg
- Charge: -1.60217733 x 10⁻¹⁹ C
- Location: outside the nucleus
- Neutron:
- Mass: 1.6749286 x 10⁻²⁷ kg
- Charge: none
- Location: nucleus
Electric Charges - Properties
- Materials contain protons and electrons
- Protons are positively charged
- Electrons are negatively charged
- Neutrons are neutral
- A neutral body has an equal number of protons and electrons
- Adding electrons makes a body negatively charged
- Removing electrons makes a body positively charged
Law of Conservation of Charges
- Charges cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred
- The total charge in a closed system remains constant
Forces of Attraction and Repulsion
- Opposite charges attract
- Like charges repel
Charging Processes
- Friction:
- Rubbing two different materials together can transfer electrons
- The object that gains electrons becomes negatively charged, and the one that loses electrons becomes positively charged. Examples include rubbing a balloon on hair.
- Conduction:
- Transferring electrons by direct contact between a charged object and a neutral object.
- The neutral object gains the same charge as the charged object.
- Induction:
- Charging an object without physical contact with another charged object
- Redistributes charges within the object, with the side closest to the charged object acquiring the opposite charge.
Charge Classification
- Conductors: Materials that allow free electron flow. Examples include metals, like copper, aluminum and certain alloys.
- Insulators: Materials that do not easily allow electron flow. Examples include nonmetals, like wood, plastic, rubber and certain polymers.
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Dive into the fundamentals of electric charge in this quiz, exploring the properties of protons, electrons, and neutrons. Understand how charges interact, the law of conservation of charge, and the implications of charge transfer in closed systems.
