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Electric fields surronds electric charge; affects other charges; stronger as you get nearer
Electric charges atoms contain particles with its charges; protons(+) and electrons (-) and opposites
Static electricity an accumulation of charges on an object
Current electricity flow of specific charges through conductors
conductors materials that allow electricity to pass easily
insulators materials that slow down the flow of electricity
parallel circuit charactericstics all devices have initial power supplied through them
wind energy created by using hundreds of windmills no pollution but needs a lot of wind, noisy and distrud migration
solar energy uses cells to collect energy from sun enough hits earth in a day to power us for one year, but exspensive and sun not out all the time
Hydroelectricity use gpe to pull water down a dam through the urbines; no pollution and 2x's efficient as fossil fuel
fossil fuel energy soures formed from the remains anicent animals and plants; takes millions of years to form. oil natural gas, and caol running out
nuclear energy atomic nuclei are split in fission realesing large amounts of heat fusion radioactive waste
magnectic force interaction between magnets, stronger as you get closer to the poles
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