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Elctricity 21

Science Chapter 21

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The Buildup of electric charges on an object is ______________ Static Charge
Materials that allow electrons to move through them easily conductors
Materials through which electrons cannot move easily insulators
The Steady Flow of electrons through a conductor. Electric Current
Circuit with one or more paths parallel circuit
Rapid Movement of excess electrons from one place to another Electric Discharge
The rate at which electric energy is converted to another form is called_____________. electrical power
Closed Path through which current can flow is an _____________. circuit
This exists around every electric charge electric field
circuit with only one path is a ___________. series circuit
Relationship between voltage, current, and resistance is _____________. Ohm's Law
Measure of how difficult it is is for electrons to flow is ___________. Resistance
Measure of electrical potential energy is _________. voltage
An object becomes positively charged if it__________. loses electrons
Objects with unlike charges? attract
The Farther you get from an electric, charge the ____________ it gets. weaker
When an object is grounded, it becomes elecrtically _______________. neutral
A simple circuit consist of a conductor, wires, and ____________________ a source of electrons
As energy is carried by a current increases, ___________ increases. voltage
Electric energy can be stored by _________ charges. seperating
In a battery, electrons flow from the ________ to the ________ terminal. Neagative to the possitive
When a wire is made thicker, it's resistance_________. decreases
In a series circuit, each device added to the circuit decreases the _______. current
If you multiply the voltage in a circuit by the current, you are finding the _________ of the circuit. power
Electric energy usage on your electric bill is measured in ___________ kilowatt hours
What is the expression of Ohm's law? Voltage= Current x Resistance (V=IxR)
What is the equation of Ohm's Law V=IxR
Name the Two Types of Circuits. Series and Parallel
Definition of electric power is? The Amount of energy used by a device.
What is the unit of electrical power? Watt
What is the abbreviation for Watt W
What is the Term for 1000 watt units? Kilowatt
What is the abbreviation for kilowatt? kW
What is the expression for determinig the electrical power of a circuit? Power= current x voltage
What is the formula for determinig the electrical power of a circuit? P=IxV
Electricity begins at the __________ level where protons and electrons have electric charge atomic
_____________carry a positive charge Protons
Electrons carry a ____________ charge. Negative
___________form when atoms lose or gain electrons and become positively or negatively charged. Ions
A flow of charge can be caused by ions moving in a________________ solution (salt water)
All object exert an __________ __________ on each other: it can be attractive or repulsive electric force
______________ provides a pathway to drain excess charge into the earth, lighting rods provide grounding for many buildiings. Grounding
Resistance is measured in ______________ Ohms
Electric current is measured in. Amps or Ampers
As the resitance in an electric current increases, the current in the circuit _________ decreases
Insulators have a _____________ resistance then conductors higher
What is the measure of how much energy a battery can provide. Voltage
For safety, circuits in homes and buildings have ______________ fuses
Electrons move in a circuit and have millions and millions of _________ collisions
The voltage of a battery depends on the amount and type of ____________ used to create the chemical reactions in a battery. chemicals
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Negatively charged atomoc particle. electron
Can result from touching unisulated wires together shock
Positively charged atomoc particle. proton
Holds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus. Strong Nuclear Force
What like (the Same) charges do. repel
Tint particles of matter. Atom
Metal used for electrical Copper
Gets Stronger as you get closer to an electric charge electric field
What opposite charges do. attract
Charge of an atom that has lost electrons positive
Atomic Particle that has no change neutron
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