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electromagnet   a non-permament maget created by wrapping a wire around certain iron -bearing materials (nails)  
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magnetic poles   the stronger point of a magnet (usually north and south)  
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magnetic field   the lines of force extended from the poles of a magnet in a n arched pattern defining the area over which a magnetic force occours .  
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cricut   The path of an electric current  
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current electricty   continuos flow of electricty  
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closed cricut   ( like a closed brigde) allows electricty to flow !  
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open cricut   ( like a open brigde) allows electricity to flow !  
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conductors   an object that allows electrcity to pass through . examples of conductor = metal  
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insulaters   an object that DOES NOT allow electrcity to pass . Examples = Rubber, plastic, wood  
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parallel cricut   has more than one pathway.If one light goes out the other cricut stays on  
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series cricut   has only one path . if one light goes out , they all go out  
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atoms   Tiny materials within all objets within atoms are protons (= charge) electrons ( - charge) and neutrons ( no chare)  
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lightning   the static discharge between objects  
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michael Faraway   Invented The non-permanent Yet , powerful electromagnet  
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Ben franklin   Discoved lightning with a kite  
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Thomas Edison   Inventer of the lightbulb  
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like charge   repel  
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opposite   attract  
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