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    General Physics 2 Performance Task (3 Quarter)

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete Performance Task 1 (PT 1) which involves creating a DIY electroscope. It includes a list of required materials and a link to a video demonstrating how to make one using items like copper wire, a glass jar, aluminum foil, and a plastic cup. The document explains static electricity concepts demonstrated in the video such as charging by friction and induction. Materials like wool and PVC pipe are used as examples. Students are asked to take a photo of their completed electroscope to send for grading.

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    General Physics 2 Performance Task (3 Quarter)

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete Performance Task 1 (PT 1) which involves creating a DIY electroscope. It includes a list of required materials and a link to a video demonstrating how to make one using items like copper wire, a glass jar, aluminum foil, and a plastic cup. The document explains static electricity concepts demonstrated in the video such as charging by friction and induction. Materials like wool and PVC pipe are used as examples. Students are asked to take a photo of their completed electroscope to send for grading.

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete Performance Task 1 (PT 1) which involves creating a DIY electroscope. It includes a list of required materials and a link to a video demonstrating how to make one using items like copper wire, a glass jar, aluminum foil, and a plastic cup. The document explains static electricity concepts demonstrated in the video such as charging by friction and induction. Materials like wool and PVC pipe are used as examples. Students are asked to take a photo of their completed electroscope to send for grading.

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    General Physics 2 Performance Task (3 Quarter)

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    This document provides instructions for students to complete Performance Task 1 (PT 1) which involves creating a DIY electroscope. It includes a list of required materials and a link to a video demonstrating how to make one using items like copper wire, a glass jar, aluminum foil, and a plastic cup. The document explains static electricity concepts demonstrated in the video such as charging by friction and induction. Materials like wool and PVC pipe are used as examples. Students are asked to take a photo of their completed electroscope to send for grading.

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    General Physics 2

    Performance Task
    (3rd Quarter)

    PT 1 – ELECTROSCOPE
    Instruction: Create your DIY electroscope.
    Materials: from the video you can see the materials used (better watch the video first)
    electrical wire (spare or used) or (12 or 14 Gauge copper wire)
    glass jar, plastic cup, aluminum foil, glue gun, pen, scissor, pliers
    woolen sock or any woolen cloth these two objects will be used to test your electroscope
    PVC pipe if working properly (see video)

    Procedure: open this link below to see on how to make an electroscope: https://youtu.be/61gr7vAkVAA

    Note:
    You have the option to create your own DIY
    Finished Product
    Electroscope and use different materials, as
    long as it is working properly when applied.

    From the video:


     the author demonstrate on how to use the electroscope and static electricity
     the author displays the type of materials used and how to charge an object
    (see Triboelectric Series in module 1)
     the author used the following objects:
    woolen sock – made of wool
    PVC pipe - made of polyvinyl chloride
    1) after rubbing these two materials; (charging by FRICTION METHOD)
    woolen sock - losses electron (become positively charged)
    PVC pipe - gain electron (become negatively charged)

    note: only electrons transfer from one object to another object, protons remain at the nucleus of the atom
    of that specific object
    2) putting the PVC pipe near the electrical wire of the electroscope (charging by INDUCTION METHOD)

    Static Electricity effect:


     the foils inside the bottle repelled (both foils become positively charged)
     this shows that the PVC pipe is charged (after rubbing with woolen sock)
     electrical wire is experiencing POLARIZATION
    3) putting the PVC pipe near the soda can (INDUCTION METHOD)
     the can is also moving following the direction of the PVC pipe
     this shows that the PVC pipe is charged, and the can is experiencing POLARIZATION
    Kindly take a picture of your created electroscope, then send to my messenger account. Note that this is your
    PT 1 in Physics 2, so this will be graded.
    Please keep it. You will use your electroscope on your Worksheet 1 activity.

    TRIBOELETRIC SERIES:

    losses gain
    electrons electrons

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