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Electricity
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Electrical Magnitudes
Types of Circuits
100

What is the neutral electric charge?

Neutron

100

When electric charges are in motion, it is called...

Electric current

100

Name one essential component in an electric circuit.

Power source, a load, or a conductor.

100

What is the symbol for electric current?

(I)

100

There are elements in series and elements in parallel.

Series-parallel combination circuits.

200

What is the positive electric charge?

Proton
200

When electric charges are at rest, it is called...

Static electricity or electrostatics

200

Name one optional component in an electric circuit.

Control devices and protective devices.

200

What is the symbol for electrical resistance?

(R)

200

Each of the loads is connected to the positive pole and to the negative pole of the battery, so that they have the same voltage.

Parallel circuit

300

What is the negative electric charge?

Electron

300
What type of current is used in cells and batteries?

Direct current (DC)

300

Give one example of an electrical conductor.

Metals (e.g. copper, silver, iron, aluminum and gold)

300
What is the unit of voltage?

volt (V)

300

If one of the loads stops working, the rest continue to work because the electric current takes another path.

Parallel circuits

400

What is the basic unit of matter?

Atoms

400

What type of current is generated in power plants and used in households?

Alternating current (AC)

400

Give one example of an electrical insulator.

Wood, plastic, ceramics and glass.

400

What is the unit of electric current?

ampere or amp (A)

400

The loads are connected one after the other, so all of the electrical current flows through all of the loads.

Series circuits

500

What does the Law of Charges state?

Charges of an equal sign repel each other, while charges of a different sign attract each other.

500
Why is electricity so important?

Because electricity can be obtained from many different sources and it can easily be transformed into other forms of energy.

500

Define charge.

The excess or defect of electrons that a body has

500
What is the unit of electrical resistance?

ohm (Ω)

500

If one load stops working, none of them will work because the circuit will be opened.

Series circuits