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What is the accumilation of excess electric charge on an object? Static electricity
What can be transfered from an object to an object? law of conservation of charge
A material in which electrons are able to move easily. conductor
A material in which electrons are not able to move easily. insulator
closed path through which electrons flow. circuit
circuit with more than one path. parallel circuit
circuit with only one path. series circuit
tendency of a material to oppose electron flow resistence
push that causes charges to move voltage difference
surrounds electric charge and exerts force on other charges. electric field
rate at which electrical energy is changed to another energy form electric power
flow of electrons through a conductor electric current
unit of electrical energy kilowatt hour
Current is equal to the voltage difference of a circuit devided by its resistence Ohms law
Car battery wet cell
metal rod that directs lightning to earth Lightening rod
device that detects electric charges electroscope
flashlight dry cell
the process of transferring charge by touching or rubbing charging by contact
electrons on nuetral object caused by a near by charged object charging by induction
a positive charge protons
a negative charge electrons
nuetral charges nuetrons
holds nuetrons and protons nucleus
particle with electron cloud levels atom
particles that float around an atom electron cloud
metal that conducts electricity copper
pull into a wire ductile
a nonmetal that holds metals characteristics metalloids
a gas or liquid on the periodic table nonmetal
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