#coulomb

Charles Auguste Coulomb (1736-1806). 

Ok, guys, I am back! I know it’s been a while. I know it’s been a while since I promised that I will be back soon. But no, I suddenly had some more things to do. Do not worry, now they all are settled, I am ok, everything is ok. Thank you guys so much for waiting!

And, there is already 220 of you. I’m writing all of the requests (THERE IS SO MANY OF THEM) right now, but since they are not finished… Here, have something special.

So, I promised that I will tell you some stuff about my Transformers OCs. Some of the things here are inaccurate or incorrect canonically.

I’ll start with my personal faves. 

Behold! The Losers Trine! The Physics Squad!

Statica, Coulomb and Photon. 

They were born in my brain during very long and boring Physics class, where I had nothing to do, because, apparently, I was too smart and finished all of my work early. I tried to make up some good names for Cybertronians using physical terms. And it worked. Kind of.

This guys is the best. Well, actually, there are two mechs - Coulomb and Photon, and Statica is fem.

And, honestly, I love these dorks. 

SO, they were made before the war, but, like, just before the war. They were chosen to be a trine. I had a headcanon that just before the war (and long after when things were fine again) trines were chosen to be with each other, so, like, seekers were chosen based on their characters, how they can complement (ugh is this the right word???) each other.  

And it was such a shitty idea back then. Statica and Photon hated each other. They wanted to compete in everything they did. And Coulomb was this one guy, who is very cold and apathetic. He never cared about anything these two said. They actually irritated him, very much, but on the outside he was reserved and silent. Statica was too stubborn and careless, Photon was narcissistic af.

So, they all hated each other and thought that whoever chose them to be together was insane. 

This lasted for a while, but then the war started. Even before the war the only common thing between trine was their beliefes. They believed in decepticons case, so they joined the purple side. During the first years of war there were so much chaos and destruction, and even deaths. The trine were happy that functionists have been removed, but the war was taking longer than they thought. Longer than anyone thought. This was supposed to be a revolution, but now? 

The trine realised, that now they supposed to be a trine, not the trio of seekers who can’t stand each other. They all warmed up to each other. Of course, after everything they’ve been through, how could they not?

Statica was the first one. She was stubborn, but she also had some sort of a kind spark. So, she started to care about two of her co-trine-ers. More like, she tried to care about them, sometimes being annoyingly sweet. And Photon was the one who started to care for her, first of mechs. And it was sooo weird for him, like, he was the first to hate her, and then the first to like her? Shoooook.

Coulomb watched them as they became closer and closer. In the end, even during the war they found a minute to be lovey-dovey, even without confessing their feelings.

One day, Statica and Photon talked during the somehow earned break from the bettles, Coulomb was watching them. And as they teased each other, Coulomb felt something entirely new  (YOU SEE WHAT I DID THERE). He felt smile creeping up on his face, he felt his spark flutter a little. And he just stared at his co-trine-ers. It was weird, but also cute, as Photon and Statica thought.

They are one small family, they love each other and care for each other deeply. I’ve never thought about this love being a platonic one or romantic. I think it’s something inbetween, leaning towards romantic one.

So, I haven’t thought about them that much. I also never ever tried to draw them, because. Ugh. Drawing is not my thing, I just can’t draw, no matter how many times I’ll try.

But at least I can tell that Photon is black with a lot of very bright yellow. Statica is purple, but when she is turning or moving, dark purple is, like, overflowing and becoming dark green. Ugh, I dunno how to explain it. And Photon is like albino of the group, because he is the white with dark blue parts.

So. I hope you guys somehow enjoyed reading about them! Soon there wil be some more fanfics and hcs! 

Love yall,

    Eletrostática é o estudo das cargas elétricas em equilíbrio. Seu campo de estudo é denominado ELETRODINÂMICA.

    Existem três tipos de cargas elétricas: -Prótons: cargas positivas, localizadas no núcleo do átomo. -Nêutrons: cargas neutras, localizadas no núcleo do átomo. -Elétrons: cargas negativas, localizadas na eletrosfera.

    Quando dizemos que um corpo possui carga POSITIVA, significa que ele PERDEU elétrons. E quando dizemos que um corpo possui carga NEGATIVA, significa que ele GANHOU elétrons.  OBS.: Os prótons NUNCA se movimentam de um corpo para o outro, somente os elétrons possuem a capacidade de se locomover entre os corpos.

     Agora que vocês já sabem basicamente como funciona a eletrostática, vamos para a melhor parte: cálculo!

              QUANTIZAÇÃO DE CARGA ELÉTRICA

Para calcular a quantidade de carga de um determinado corpo, você usará a seguinte fórmula:

     A Carga Elementar SEMPRE será 1,6*10^-19.

    ATENÇÃO!!! Você primeiro realizará a equação com os números que NÃO possuem potências.

     Exemplo:

    Perceberam que primeiro realizamos a equação com os números que não possuem potências? Somente após terminar o cálculo com eles, realizaremos o jogo de sinais e a adição/subtração com eles.    JAMAIS se esqueçam de colocar a letra C (Coulomb) no resultado final!

     É isso por hoje! Amanhã postarei um resumo sobre os tipos de processos de eletrização. Abaixo deixarei um link com 4 exercícios para vocês treinarem like a boss. Bons estudos! 

Always keep fighting.

The Coulomb (symbolized as C) is the standard unit of electric charge in the International System of Units (SI). 

It plays a foundational role in the field of electromagnetism and electrical engineering, providing a measure for quantifying the amount of electrical charge. 

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