Transferring Electrons
What is known as a material in which electrons cannot easily move?
What is Electric Insulator?
The process of an unbalanced charge then becoming balanced
What is Electric Discharge?
What is the movement of electrically charged particles called?
An Electric Current
What is, a material in which electrons can easily move?
What is Electric Conductor?
Does an electric discharge occur slowly, quickly, or both depending on what it is?
Both
What is known as a closed, otherwise known as complete, path in which an electric current travels?
An Electric Circuit
Which process is by which one object will cause two other objects, which are conductors, to become electrically charged without touching them?
What is, transferring charge by induction?
Providing a path for electric charges to flow through safely into the ground is called what?
Grounding
What is one thing all electric circuits have in common?
They all transfer electric energy into a different type of electricity.
What is it known as when electrons concentrate at one end of an object?
What is polarized?
What are some things that could be potential causes of lightning?
Large amounts of hail, ice, and partially frozen drops of water that thunderstorms create
The circuit will stop flowing
What is it called when electrons flow from an object with a greater concentration of negative charge to an object which has a lower concentration of negative charge?
What is transferring charge by conduction?
What is an example of electric discharge?
How is Electric current measured?
The number of electrons that flow past a point every second.