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Symbol of An Atom

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(picture on the left) An example of an atom symbol, (picture on the right) The format of an atom symbol (FOR INDONESIA)

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Atom: Introduction

Electron Configuration

Chapter 2 - Static Electricity

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Coulomb's Law

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Lesson 1: Coulomb's Law

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Lesson 2: Static Electricity Theory - Electroscope and Electric Field

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    References

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      Pengertian

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      Hukum Coulomb adalah hukum yang menjelaskan hubungan antara dua muatan listrik.

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      3. n MC (MicroCoulomb) = n * 10-6 C (Bentuk alternatif: μC)
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      5. n nC (nanoCoulomb) = n * 10-9 C
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      7. n Å (Ångström) = n * 10-10 C
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      Contoh & Latihan

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          Temukan F.

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          Diketahui:

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          Temukan F.

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          Jika F = 9 × 109, temukan r.

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        1. Andrew Duffy, "Electric charge and Coulomb's law"
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        What is an Electroscope?

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        Neutral Electroscope

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        Electroscope

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        What is an Electroscope?

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        An electroscope is a scientific instrument to detect a presence of an electric charge, and / or a type of an electric charge.

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        Neutral Electroscope

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