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Resistors, "The Chart", Vocabulary, Symbols
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What does a series mean? | When you have several restores and you can connect them to each other to make serval different circuits. |
| What is the equation for the rate change flow. | Current= charge passing ____________ time |
| The flow of one coulomb/seconds equals.. | One coulomb/seconds= 6.4 billion electrons |
| Electrons are always a what? | A charge. |
| An amphere is.. | 1 C per second, a way to measure electrical currents. |
| Voltage is the potential of what? | The potential difference that produces electronically currents. |
| The flow of charge is due to what? | The voltage difference which is called potential difference. |
| Does current flow threw a circuit? | YES |
| A dry cell is.. | A voltage generating cell having an electrolyte in the form of moist paste. (Might be wrong!) |
| A wet cell is.. | A primary cell having a liquid electrolyte. (Might be wrong!) |
| What do you measure resistors in? | Ohms. |
| For given voltage the flow will........ | Be greater in a large fat wire, and less in a skinny wire because voltage is across or the number of electrons passing through a section of a wire. |
| What does electric current mean? | When something starts with a positive system and then goes to a negative system. |
| An amphere means? | The flow of 1 C per second. |
| Voltage means? | An electromotive force or potential difference expressed in volts. |
| What does electric resistance means? | The resistance of a material to the flow of electronic currents thought it measured in ohms. |
| What Ohms Law say? | Ohms law is the law stating that the direct current flowing in a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference between two ends of a cuircet. |
| If you increase the resistance can you decrease the current? | YES. |
| If you double the resistance can you half the current? | YES. |
| What are the equations for current, voltage, and resistance? | I= V/R V= IR R= V/I |
| What does i mean? | i means current (for some reason?) |