Electricity
Types of Electricity
Measuring Electricity
Sources of Electricity
Conductors and Insulators/Circuits
100

Parts of an atom

Nucleus, electron, neutron, proton

100

What are the 2 types of electricity 

Static and Current 

100

What are Volts

The amount of pressure being created from the source of electricity  

100

What is energy 

Energy is the power to do work, make change or move objects

100

Name 3 Conductors

Metal, Water, Gold

200

What is electricity 

Electricity is a form energy that comes from small particles called atoms moving around

200

Definition of static electricity 

It is caused by the buildup of negative charges in one place and positive in another place. When the attraction between the positive and negative charges become strong enough the particles quickly stream back together 

200

What are Ohms

The resistance which is directly related to the width of diameter of the line that the electricity is travelling through

200

Types of energy

Wind, solar, hydro, geothermal, biomass, fossil fuels

200

Name 5 Insulators

Rubber, Glass, Cotton, Plastic, Wood

300

What is a negatively charged atom

Negatively charged atoms are atoms that have mostly neutrons

300

What is current electricity 

Current electricity is when electrons move along a line usually a wire or conductor for the purpose of powering a device

300

What are Amps

The amount of electricity flowing through a line at any given position

300

Definition of the types of energy  

Wind-created from the wind

Solar-created from the sun

Hydro-created from water

Geothermal-created from the Earths core

Biomass- Scraps of material that were once living 

300

Components of a simple circuit

A power source, a conductor that carries electrical current and a device that requires electricity to function

400

What is a positively charged atom

Positively charged atoms are atoms that have mostly protons

400

What are AC and DC currents 

AC: In an AC circuit the electrons move back and forth switching directions at a very fast pace 

DC: In a DC circuit the electrons travel in one direction from the negative terminal to the positive terminal 

400

What are Watts

The overall amount of power in a circuit

400

Types of Fossil Fuels 

Coal, natural gas, oil

400

 Series circuit

A series circuit is when the path of electricity has only one possible way of passing through the circuit

500

What do atoms have to do with electricity 

Adams that have too many electrons will want to get rid of them and atoms that have too few electrons will want to receive them. When one atom transfers electrons to another atom the flow of electrons is what creates energy

500

Examples of static and current electricity

Examples for static include lightning and when you rub a balloon on your hair 

Examples for current include a toaster, computer, flashlight, stove and lamp

500

How can Ohms relate to a hose 

It measures the resistance that is equivalent to the diameter of the hose and the degree to which the tap has been opened

500

How is energy transferred 

Energy is converted into other forms of itself and passed along for example from the sun to plants to animals to humans

500

Parallel circuit

Parallel circuit is when the path of electricity has more than one possible way of passing through the circuit

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