- What is the force between two charged objects described by?
- What is the fundamental property of matter that causes it to experience a push or pull when near another charged object?
- What is the unit of electric charge?
- What kind of material allows electrons to flow freely?
- What process involves charging an object without direct contact?
- What is the law that quantifies the force between two point charges?
- What type of charge does a proton have?
- What property describes a material’s ability to conduct electricity?
- What is the term for the constant that describes the ability of a vacuum to permit electric field lines?
- What is the opposite of a conductor in terms of electrical conductivity?
- What is the type of charge that electrons possess?
- What principle states that the total charge in an isolated system remains constant?
- What device stores electrical energy in an electric field?
- What term describes the ability of a material to store electrical energy in an electric field relative to free space?
- What phenomenon occurs when like charges repel and unlike charges attract?
- What kind of balance did Coulomb use to measure the force between charges?
- What theory unifies electricity and magnetism into a single framework?
- What term refers to the electric force per unit charge at a point in space?
- What is the inverse square law relevant to in electrostatics?
- What is the smallest unit of electric charge?
Key
- Coulomb’s
- Charge
- Coulomb
- Conductor
- Induction
- Coulomb’s
- Positive
- Conductivity
- Permittivity
- Insulator
- Negative
- Conservation
- Capacitor
- Permittivity
- Electrostatics
- Torsion
- Electromagnetism
- Field
- Coulomb’s
- Electron