work-energy theoremThis chapter deals with concepts of importance to dielectrophoresis, namely the work done and the potential energy associated with interactions between charged particles and electric fields. The concept of electrical potential energy can be applied to the general case of charged ...
For example, a ball that is 10 meters above the earth has more potential energy than the same ball laying on the ground. Another way to interpret potential energy, PE is as the energy required to do work, W, and mathematically this is expressed as −ΔPE=W. In the ball example, ...
ΔPE, is crucial, since the work done by a conservative force is the negative of the change in potential energy; that is,W= –ΔPE. For example, workWdone to accelerate a positive charge from rest is positive and results from a loss in PE, or ...
Because the work that must be done against electrical forces to bring a point charge Q from an infinite separation to a point where the electric potential is V is equal to QV, the electric potential energy Uel of a pair of point charges Q1 and Q2, separated by a distance r12, is ...
The electric potential energy is a form of potential possed by a charged object by the virtue of its position in an electric field. In order to move a charged object from one point to another in an electric field without changing its kinetic energy, work must be done on the...
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4 (a)Distinguish between gravitational potential energy and electric potential energy.[2](b) A body of mass m moves vertically through a distance h near the Earth's surface. Use the defining equation for work done to derive an expression for the gravitational potential energy change of the ...
Using this relationship, we may find the sum of the particle's kinetic energy and electric potential energy. Formula used: \begin{aligned} & K=\frac{1}{2} m v^2 \\ & U=q V=\frac{k q Q}{\sqrt{z^2+a^2}} \\ & U_{\mathrm{f}}+K_{\mathrm{f}}=U_{\mathrm{i}}+K_{...
Electric Potential Energy: The electric potential energy is the potential energy associated with the electric field. At any point, the electric potential energy is defined as the amount of work done against the electric field in bringing a unit charge from a refer...
Electric Potential Energy Equation The formula of electrostatic potential energy, writtenUfor charged particles, accounts for both the magnitude and polarity of the charges and their separation: U=kQqr If you recall that work (which has units of energy) is force times distance (F·d), this ...