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Electrostatics and magnetism are important concepts. Charged particles behave differently in electric and magnetic fields. Moving charged particles are deflected by perpendicular electric fields but traverse circles through perpendicular magnetic fields. The Lorentz force equals the cross product of the magnetic field and velocity. Parallel wires with current in the same direction attract due to an attractive Lorentz force between them.

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Electrostatics and magnetism are important concepts. Charged particles behave differently in electric and magnetic fields. Moving charged particles are deflected by perpendicular electric fields but traverse circles through perpendicular magnetic fields. The Lorentz force equals the cross product of the magnetic field and velocity. Parallel wires with current in the same direction attract due to an attractive Lorentz force between them.

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[6] Electrostatics and Magnetism

Selected equations, facts, concepts, and shortcuts from this section


0 Important Equations
F = k q 1 q 2 ; where k= 9.0 x 1 9 N·m2/C2 = -1 �
0 FeJectric= qE W= qEM = q�V
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Vf = � (for a particle in a linear E field) F= qv x B = qvB sin0 F= Il x B
@ Important Concept
Charged particles behave differently in an electric field than a magnetic field
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Moving charged particles are deflected
by perpendicular electric fields. Moving charged particles traverse a circle
through perpendicular magnetic fields.
Electric Fields Magnetic Fields
Can accelerate a charged particle from rest Cannot accelerate a charged particle from rest
Do work on a charged particle Do no work on a charged particle
@ Lorentz Force
A Lorentz force equal to ILB exists between the two wires. It is an attractive force when the currents are in the
same direction. Had the currents been in opposite directions, then the force would have a repelling force.
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Wire 1 feels wire 2's magnetic 0 X 0 X Parallel wires with current in the
field pointing out more than 0 X 0 X same direction attract one another
its magnetic field point in. because of a Lorentz force. F12 = F21.
0 X 0 X
0 X 0 X
0 X 0 X
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[6] Electrostatics & Magnetism
Electrostatics
Electric Fields
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