PH115 LAB FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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The breakdown voltage of a gas depends on its
A) Temperature
B) Density
C) Partial Pressure
D) All of these - ANSWER D
Inductive charging is due to
A) None of these
B) The size of the electron
C) The Coulomb force
D) The transfer of charges from one medium to the other - ANSWER C
The charges on a randomly-shaped conductor always reside
A) At the surface
B) Depends on the material
C) At its center - ANSWER A
The electron is less massive than the proton
,A) False
B) True - ANSWER B
The neutron is much less massive than the proton
A) False
B) True - ANSWER A
An electrostatic luminous spark is a result of
A) none of these
B) electron attraction
C) the photons produced by the electric field
D) collisions between ions or electrons and air molecules - ANSWER D
A Faraday cage can be constructed from
A) A non-conductor
B) A semi-conductor
C) none of these
D) An insulator - ANSWER C
, Inside a Faraday cage the electric field is
A) Zero
B) Can have any value - ANSWER A
A photon has
A) Negative charge
B) Positive charge
C) Depends on the type of the photon
D) No charge - ANSWER D
The typical radius of an atom is closer to
A) 10^(-15) m
B) 10^(-3) m
C) 10^(1) m - ANSWER A
At any given time there are electrons in the air that we breathe
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The breakdown voltage of a gas depends on its
A) Temperature
B) Density
C) Partial Pressure
D) All of these - ANSWER D
Inductive charging is due to
A) None of these
B) The size of the electron
C) The Coulomb force
D) The transfer of charges from one medium to the other - ANSWER C
The charges on a randomly-shaped conductor always reside
A) At the surface
B) Depends on the material
C) At its center - ANSWER A
The electron is less massive than the proton
,A) False
B) True - ANSWER B
The neutron is much less massive than the proton
A) False
B) True - ANSWER A
An electrostatic luminous spark is a result of
A) none of these
B) electron attraction
C) the photons produced by the electric field
D) collisions between ions or electrons and air molecules - ANSWER D
A Faraday cage can be constructed from
A) A non-conductor
B) A semi-conductor
C) none of these
D) An insulator - ANSWER C
, Inside a Faraday cage the electric field is
A) Zero
B) Can have any value - ANSWER A
A photon has
A) Negative charge
B) Positive charge
C) Depends on the type of the photon
D) No charge - ANSWER D
The typical radius of an atom is closer to
A) 10^(-15) m
B) 10^(-3) m
C) 10^(1) m - ANSWER A
At any given time there are electrons in the air that we breathe