electricity unit
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| 1st scientist to describe electricity | Thales
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| The scientist who named and repested the amber and wool experiment responsible for the naming of th elektron | Gilbert
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| The two types of charges | Positive and Negative
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| Positive Charge= | Proton
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| Negative Charge= | Electron
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| Like charges | Repel
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| Unlike charges | Attract
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| The 3 parts of an atom | Proton, Neutron, & Electron
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| Electrical Charge | The concentration of electricity
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| Current | The discharge of electricity
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| Insulator | Does not allow electricity to flow freely (rubber)
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| Conductor | Allows current to flow freely (copper)
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| Circuit | A complete or closed pathway through which charge flows
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| Current | Rate at which electrical charges flow past a point in a circuit over a certain amount of time (A or I)
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| Potential Difference | The charge in potential energy divided by the total energy
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| Resistance | How much energy is changed to thermal or or light that electrical charges pass through
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| Static Electricity | Build up of positive or negative charge caused by movement of electrons
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| Chemical reaction | Causes energy in a battery
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| Three ways to observe static electricity | Attraction, Repulsion, and Spark
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