Electricity14
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Current electricity | Continuous flow of elctrons
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| Circuit | The path of an electric current
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| Open Circuit | (Like an Open Bridge) does no allow electricity to flow!
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| Closed Circuit | (like a closed Bridge) allows electricity to flow!
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| Conductors | an object that allows electricity to pass. (Like Metal)
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| Insulators | an object that DEOS NOT allow electricity to pass. (Like Rubber, Plastic ,and Wood)
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| Paraellel | Has more than one pathway. If one light goes out, the other circuit light stays on.
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| Series Circuit | Has only one path. If one light goes out, they all go out.
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| Electomagnet | a non-permanent magnet created by wrapping a wire around certain iron -bearing materials (nail) discovered by Michael Faraday
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| Magnetic Poles | The stronger point of a magnet (usaually north and south)
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| Magnetic Feild | the lines of force extened from the poles of a magnet in an arched pattern defining the area over which a magnetic force occurs
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| Like Charges | Repel
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| Opposite Charges | Attract
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| Atoms | Tiny materail within all objects atoms are protons (+ charges), electrons (- charges) and neutrons (no charge)
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| Lightning | The static discharges between objects
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| Michael Faraday | Invented the non-permanent Yet, powerful electromagnet
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| Benjamin Franklin | Discovered lightning during the kite and key experament
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| Thomas Edison | Inventor of the light bulb
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