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CRIntSciElecVocab

CRIntegratedPhysicalScienceElectricityVocabulary

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a build up of negative charge on an object; is not freely moving BUT can jump from one object to another if the charge builds up in excess static electricity
a stream of moving electrons; is freely flowing through an object, usually a conductor current electricity
electricity that is constantly changing direction as it travels alternating current
electricity that travels in only one direction direct current
a closed path in which electrical charges can continuously move circuit
gives the electricity only ONE possible path to follow series circuit
gives the electricity more than one path to travel along parallel circuit
rate at which charge flows past a point on a circuit current
positive or negative end of a battery terminal
must be disposed of once the chemical reaction inside has ended primary battery
when the chemical recation inside has ended, it can be recharged so that the reaction is reversed and can proceed again secondary battery
measure of the potential energy in Joules supplied to each Coulomb of charge; also called electric potential voltage
refers to how well an object resists or impedes the flow of an electric current through it resistance
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