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Negative Charge

Definition

A negative charge refers to an excess of electrons on an object, resulting in an overall negative electrical charge.

Related terms

Fundamental Particles: These are tiny particles that make up atoms and have electric charges. Examples include protons (positive charge) and electrons (negative charge).

Electric Force: This is the force exerted between charged objects. Objects with opposite charges attract each other, while objects with like charges repel each other.

Positive Charge: This refers to an excess of protons on an object, resulting in an overall positive electrical charge.

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Subjects (1)

  • AP Physics 2

Study guides (1)

  • AP Physics 1 - 8.2 Electric Charge

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