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capacitor is charged up to
a potential difference of and then
disconnected from the power source.
What is the amount of charge on the capacitor? |
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parallel plate capacitor is made of two large area plates () which are
separated by a distance (). When there is nothing between the plates,
the capacitance is . A power supply creates a potential
difference () between the
plates and then the power supply is removed. The space between the plates is then filled with water (). If you now measure the potential difference
across the plates you would find it is? |
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With the power supply removed, Q, cannot change.
Capacitance and Voltage do. |
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parallel plate capacitor has a potential difference of between the plates. When measured, the electric field is found
to have a strength of . How far apart are the plates? |
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E Field between the plates of a
capacitor can be found from expression |
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So solving for (drop – sign as it is directional) and
recall |
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starter motor on a particular vehicle requires for . The potential difference across the battery
terminals is . How much energy did the battery supply to
engage the starter motor? |
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An
average car battery has of charge in it. That means it can deliver of current for 1 hour, or of current for 2 hours, etc. Assuming all the current is in the form of
electrons (), how many
electrons are available to be delivered by the battery? |
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First find the total amount of charge that can be
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Now determine how many electrons are
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