Electricity
How Does Electricity Work?
Applying a force can make them shift from one atom to another.
What Is Mostly A Physical Change?
Cutting, Bending, Dissolving, Freezing, Boiling, And Melting
What Are 4 Dangers Of Static Electricity?
Produce Electric Shocks, Spoil Mechanical Components, And Generate Fires And Explosions.
Nickel and iron
Name 4 Constructive And Destructive Forces
Volcanoes, Erosion, Weathering And Deposition
How Does Electricity Energy Work?
Caused By Moving Electric Charges Called Electrons.
What Are Two Types of Physical Changes?
Reversible And Irreversible
Static charge-up is enchanced when the air is dry.
How fast does earth spin?
1,000 miles per hour.
How Does Constructive And Destructive Forces Effect Our Earth
Destructive Forces break down features on the Earth's surface. Constructive Forces build up features on the surface of the Earth
How Is Electricity Produced?
A Turbine Generator Set Converts Mechanical Energy To Electrical Energy.
How Do You Identify A Physical Change
The Appearance Or Form Of the Matter Changes But The Kind Of Matter In The Substance Does Not.
What causes static in hair?
When your hair builds up an electric charge, meaning it has gained some extra electrons.
Why is Earth water wet
Because its viscosity is low
How Do Constructive Forces Change The Land Surface
Constructive forces cause landforms to grow.
How Does Electricity Travel?
It Waves such as Electromagnetic and sound waves
What Makes A Physical Change?
The Shape, Size, Or State Of The Matter Changes, But The Substance Is Still Essentially The Same.
What cancels static electricity
How old is the water we drink
4.5 billion years
What Do Constructive Forces Do?
A constructive force is a process that raises or builds up the surface features of the Earth.
How Do Electrons Carry Energy?
VIA The Electricity Field.
What Is An Example Of A Physical Change?
Cutting A Piece Of Paper Into Many Smaller Pieces.
Why does vinegar remove static?
To stop clothes from getting stiff, which builds up friction and causes them to stick together
How old is our Earth?
4.54 billion years old
What Are The Two Main Destructive Forces?
Weathering And Erosion