High School Science - HS-PS3-5 - Electric and Magnetic Fields: Forces, Energy, and Motion
6 Questions
A student uses a model to show the interaction between two oppositely charged objects.
A physicist studies the interaction between an electron and a proton inside a vacuum chamber.
Two low-friction carts have bar magnets attached to the front. The magnets are arranged so that the North pole of one magnet faces the South pole of the other magnet.
Medical defibrillators use capacitors to store large amounts of energy.
A student uses a computer simulation to measure the electric force and potential energy between two positively charged spheres.
Two carts have bar magnets attached to the front.
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