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Question No. 1:Coulomb’s

name is used as an SI unit of

what?

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Question No. 2:What is the equation for Coulomb’s

Law?

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Question No. 3:What material

did Benjamin Franklin held so he will not be electrocuted?

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What does letter “I”

represents in V=IR?

Question No. 4:

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Scientists in Electricity

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Charles CoulombBasic Info:Born: 14-Jun-1736Birthplace: Angoulême, FranceDied: 23-Aug-1806Location of death: Paris, FranceGender: MaleRace or Ethnicity: WhiteOccupation: PhysicistNationality: French

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Coulomb's law says the electrical force between two charges (q1) and (q2) is proportional to the

product of the two charges divided by the distance between

the two charges squared

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SI unit of charge is named after him.1 coulomb= 6.24 x

10^18 electrons

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What is the SI unit of charge?

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What is the relationship of electromotive force and the charge of the two charged bodies??

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Benjamin FranklinBasic Info:Born:  January 17, 1706Died:  April 17, 1790 Gender: MaleRace or Ethnicity: WhiteOccupation: PhysicistNationality: American

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“IS LIGHTNING A FORM OF STATIC ELECTRICITY?”

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Kite Flying Experiment

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• Invented the lightning rod.

• Charge is conserved.

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What do you call the jar that serve as a storage for the collected charge?

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Georg Simon OhmBasic Info:Born:  March 16, 1789Died:  6 July 1854Gender: MaleOccupation: Physicist and mathematicianNationality: Bavarian (German)

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Determined the relationship between

current, resistance and voltage.

V=IR

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What is the equation for Ohm’s Law?

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What does V represents in V=IR?

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Alessandro VoltaBasic Info:Born:  18 February 1745Died:  5 March 1827Gender: MaleOccupation: Physicist and ChemistNationality: Italian

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Voltaic PileConsists of silver and zinc disc separated by cardboard.

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Named after him the unit of measurement for electric potential,

Volts.

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André-Marie AmpèreBasic Info:Born:  20 January 1775Died:  10 June 1836Gender: MaleOccupation: Physicist Nationality: French

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Measures the flow of charge per second or

current.

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What does Alessandro Volta invented?

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Voltaic pile is now known as?

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What is the unit for current?

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Evaluation

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1. Discovered the inverse square

relationship between electrical forces and distance of any two

objects.

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a. Coulomb’s Lawb. Charles Coulombc. Benjamin Franklind. George Ohme. Voltf. Ampereg. Ohm

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2. Proved that lightning is an

electrical phenomenon.

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a. Coulomb’s Lawb. Charles Coulombc. Benjamin Franklind. George Ohme. Voltf. Ampereg. Ohm

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3. The unit of measurement for electric potential

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a. Coulomb’s Lawb. Charles Coulombc. Benjamin Franklind. George Ohme. Voltf. Ampereg. Ohm

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4. Develops the relationship between

current through a resistor and the

potential difference across it.

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a. Coulomb’s Lawb. Charles Coulombc. Benjamin Franklind. George Ohme. Voltf. Ampereg. Ohm

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5. What does this equation

represents?F = k (q1q2) / d2

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a. Coulomb’s Lawb. Charles Coulombc. Benjamin Franklind. George Ohme. Voltf. Ampereg. Ohm

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ASSIGNMENT

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Bring the following by group

a. Rubber stick/ Plastic cover

b. glass stickc. silk cloth