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a material that transfers heat well conductor
a complete path that electricity can move through is a circuit
a material that does not transfer heat very well insulator
the region of magnetic force surrounding a magnet is called magnetic field
the buildup of electrical charge on a material static electricity
the movement of an electrical charge from one object to another is discharge
the pull of a magnet is strongest at its poles
the person who discovered that lightning is a form of electricity found in nature Benjamin Franklin
inventor of the first electric light bulb Thomas Edison
when current flows through wire wrapped in coils around a bar magnet, a temporary magnet is created known as.... an electro magnet
poles are found at the _____ of a magnet ends
an example of a good insulator rubber
rubbing a balloon with a cloth gives it a negative charge. It sticks to the wall because the wall provides a... positive charge
person who discovered that by moving a magnet near a wire, electricity could be made; also invented the first transformer Michael Faraday
how the poles of a magnet affect each other like poles repel/unlike poles attract
the name for the devisce that controls the current in a circuit switch
current electricity
metal
parallel circuit
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