Electricity
What is build up of charge of an object?
What is Static electricity
What is created by chemical cells, generators, or solar cells?
What is Voltage
What is allowing electrons to flow metals water with impurities in it?
What is Conductor
What is a steady flow of electric charge in only one direction?
What is Direct current
Rub materials together
What is Friction
What is physical Property that causes particle or objects to attract or repel with touching?
What is Electric charge
What is affected by length, width, and tempature?
What is Resistance
What is slow the electrons flow plastics, wood, rubber, dry air?
What is Insulator
What is It only moves in the reverse direction?
What is Alterning Current
Movement of charge within a material because of another charged object
What is Polarzation
What is force of attraction or repulsion depends on the amount of charge,distance between charges?
What is Electric force
What is the contious flow of electrons?
What is Electric Current
What materials are conductors?
What is Gold, Silver, steel, and aluminum
What is it can be generated by AA and car batteries?
What is DC
What is Direct contrast
What is conduction
What is an area around a charge where electric for can be felt?
What is Electric Field
In equation form how do you find the Voltage?
What materials are Insulators?
What is Rubber, glass, plastic, as well as specialized materials like ceramics, silicone and fiberglass.
What is both forms of electrical current that flows in a circuit, carry power, and can be measured in volts?
What is the same of DC and AC
What is an example of Friction
What is if you rub a balloon on your head you are creating friction and you are also creating static electricity
What is the law of conservation of charge, electrons can move around, but are not destroyed?
What is Transferring Electric Charge
In equation form how do you find Current?
What is you have to divide Voltage (V) by Resistance (R)
What is 1 common factors that conductors and insulators have?
What is they are both made of atoms and interact with electricity
the electrons constantly move back, forth, and stop creating a wave like pattern?
What is AC
What Is an example of Conduction
What is when a metal spoon is placed in a cup of a hot coffee it is creating conduction