Waves
The tallest point on a transversal wave.
What is a crest
This is when there is a potential amount of energy stared
What is potential energy
This is the ability to do work
What is Energy
This is when two things come together
What is attraction
This is physical substance in general
What is Matter
This is what frequency is measured in
What is hertz
This is when there are moving electrical charges
What is electrical energy
the flow of electric charges
What is current
This is when two things push apart
What is repel
This is an instrument for measuring volts
What is a Voltmeter
This is the length from a waves resting point to its trough or crest
What is Amplitude
This is the motion of atoms or molecules
What is Heat/Thermal energy
This is a complete circular path that electricity flows through
What is a circuit
This is an instrument containing a magnetized pointer which shows the direction of magnetic north and bearings from it
What is a compass
This is something not able to be seen through
What is Opaque
This wave goes from side to side(parallel).
What is a longitudinal wave
This is motion on position
What is Mechanical energy
This is something that insulates something to stop electricity, heat, or sound to pass through
What is an insulator
This is the region where the external magnetic field is the strongest at each end of the magnet
What is a magnetic pole
This is a circuit in which the electric current passes through two or more branches or connected parts at the same time before it combines again
What is a parallel circuit
This is when the waves in a longitudinal wave are NOT compressed together.
What are rarefractions
This is when atoms split apart
What is Nuclear energy
This is something that doesn't allows electricity, heat and sound to pass through
What is an insulator
This is a region around a magnetic material or a moving electric charge within which the force of magnetism acts
What is a magnetic field
This is a stable subatomic particle occurring in all atomic nuclei, with a positive electric charge equal in magnitude to that of an electron, but opposite sign
What is a proton