Electricity
This founding father and famous scientist discovered that storm clouds were charged and that lightning was a huge electric spark.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
This scientist discovered a way to find resistance.
Who is George Ohm?
This scientist discovered that an electric current will create a magnetic field.
Who is Oersted?
This is how long a wave is from crest-to-crest or trough-to-trough.
What is wavelength?
This will slow down the flow of electricity.
What is a resistor?
Electric current easily passes through these.
What are conductors?
This unit for resistance is represented as a symbol to honor the scientist who made the breakthrough in the measuring of resistance.
What is an ohm?
This scientist discovered that flipping the polarity of a magnet near a coiled wire with current will create voltage.
Who is Farraday?
What is amplitude?
This measures electric current.
What is an ammeter?
These negatively charged particles are what is flowing in electric current.
This material doesn't allow electricity to flow easily at all (NOT RESISTOR).
What is an insulator?
This scientist invented the electromagnet and the electromotor.
Who is Sturgeon?
This tells how many waves pass a point per one second.
What is frequency?
This measures voltage.
What is a voltmeter?
This type of circuit has multiple pathways for electricity to flow.
What is a parallel circuit?
A simple way to sum up what Ohm's Law States.
What is voltage and current are proportional, as long as resistance is constant?
What is the motor, the generator, and transformers?
In sound, a low frequency would lead to this type of pitch.
This is the name for the item working in a circuit, like a lightbulb.
What is a load?
This is the pressure or the push of electricity.
What is voltage?
This is the basic formula for Ohm's Law.
What is Resistance=Voltage/Current?
The main reason that Sturgeon's electromagnet was so important.
What is it could pick up much more than its weight?
The material that a wave travels through.
What is a medium?
What is closed?