Vocabulary Terms
Formulas
Methods of Charging
Series v. Parallel
Random
100
Amount of energy that passes from one object to another
charge
100
The K in Coulomb's Law stands for...
Force (N)
100
Receives a positive charge, and loses electrons
Friction
100
Series has ____ current path (s)
One
100
This has a positive charge...
Proton
200
Material that doesn’t allow electrons to flow freely holds tight
insulator
200
This formula is for...
Coulomb's Law
200
Creates a net charge without contacting another object
Induction
200
Parallel has ________ current path (s)
multiple
200
This has a negative charge...
Electron
300
Material that allows electrons to flow freely
conductor
300
This formula is for...
Ohm's Law
300
Contacts a neutral object with a charged one
Conduction
300
In a Series Circuit, the total resistance is _____ than
bigger
300
A circuit needs these three objects to function
A power source, a wire, and a light source
400
Movement of an object where an electric force is present
electrostatics
400
P =IV
This formula is for...
Electric Power
400
A glass rod rubbed by a cloth is an example of...
Friction
400
In a Parallel Circuit, the total resistance is _____ than
less
400
The unit that Electric Power uses...
Watt
500
A complete circular path that electricity flows through
circuit
500
These symbols are used for...
Circuit drawings
500
A lizard warming its belly on a hot rock is an example of...
Conduction
500
Resistors can be added in...
Both Series and Parallel Circuits
500
The attraction of paper to a charged scale is an example of...
Electrostatics