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Grade 9 science review

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what is Electrical force?   total charge of an object depends on the difference in protons and electrons  
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What is an electrical force field?   All charged objects give off one.  
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What is conduction?   The movement of electrons  
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If an object is lower on the electrostatic scale that means what?   it gains electrons and becomes negative  
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If an object is higher on the electrostatic scale that means what?   it loses electrons and become positive  
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a neutral object is charged how?   By being rubbed with another neutral object  
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A conductor is?   Allows electrons to flow through easily  
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An insulator is?   Tightly bonds electrons. So there is no movement  
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Electrical current is?   The speed at which charge flows  
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electrical resistance is?   How much an object resists the flow of electrons  
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Thicker means?   Less resistance  
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Longer means?   More resistance  
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Warmer means?   More resistance  
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Induction charged separation is?   electrical fields push or pull electrons  
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induction is?   charging without contact  
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Strength of electrical force depends on:   1. # of electrons 2. Space between the electrons  
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AC/ Alternating current is?   current flowing back and forth  
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DC/ Direct current is?   current flowing in 1 direction  
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PVI?   P=Watts V=Volts I=Amps  
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EPT?   E=Joules P=Watts T=Seconds  
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Electrical potential difference is?   The amount of energy needed to move a charged particle  
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KWH=   Watts divided by 1000 x Hours used  
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electricity cost=   Usage x Cost of electricity  
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Efficiency of electricity=   Energy out divided by energy in x 100%  
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A circuit is?   A loop of electrical current from one power source to another through loads  
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Parallel circuit?   Many loads in between  
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Series circuit?   Only 1 load  
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Parallel A= V=   A=# divided by how many power sources V=Stays the same  
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Series A= V=   A=Stays the same V=# divided by how many power sources  
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Primary Cell is?   Not re-chargeable  
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Secondary cell is?   Re-Chargeable  
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