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Electric Charge, Law of Charges, and Quantization of Charge (12:12)

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The Law of Charges is demonstrated using a rubber balloon suspended from the ceiling. The net charge on an object via excess protons and electrons. Quarks as the constituent of protons and neutrons. Quantization of charge is mathematically demonstrated. This is an AP Physics 1 Topic.

Content Times:
0:25 Demonstrating the Law of Charges
2:30 Understanding excess charge
4:22 The charge on electrons and protons
5:48 Protons are made of quarks
7:25 Reviewing the Law of Charges demonstrations
9:02 Determining the # of excess charge carriers
10:47 Understanding why charge is quantized
12:05 What is Charge?

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