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electromagnetic induction generation of electric current in a conductor by a changing magnetic field
transformers device that changes electricity at one voltage into electricity at a different voltage
armature rotating shaft and coil a motor or generator
law of concentration of energy fundemental principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed
ohms the unit of resistance
Ohm's law as long as tempature remains constant, the resistor of a conducor remains constant and the current is directly proportional to the voltage applied
load device in a circuit that converts electricityenergy to another form of energy
electrolysis decomposition of a substance by an electrical current
electricla energy energy of charged particles, transfered when electrons travel from place to place
electrolyte liquid or paste that conductors electricity because it contains ions
electroplating use of electricity to coat a thin layer of metal onto a object
charge seperation concentration of like charges in specific areas of a neutral object, caused by the approach of a charged object
circuit breaker complete path that charged particles flow through
binary number number having two as its base and only having ones and zeroes
fly ash fine airborn ash produced by burning coal or other solid fluids
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