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All matter is composed of
molecules
Molecules are made up of a combination of
atoms
Atoms have a nucleus with ________ orbiting around it
electrons
The nucleus is composed of ________ and ________
protons
neutrons
Electrons have a
negative charge
Protons have a
positive charge
The number of __________ a material has determines its __________
free electrons
electrical characteristics
An electric current is produced when a free electrons move from
one atom to the next
Materials that permit many electrons to move freely are colled
conductors
Voltage describe the _________ in the electrical system
pressure
The letter _____ represents the voltage in a circuit
E
The current in an electrical cicuit is the
flow of electrons
Current is measured in
amperes or amps
The letter _____ is used to represent current in an electrical circuit
I
Atoms a made of particles called
protons, neutrons and electrons
The _______ and ________ are contained in the _________ or center of the atom.
protons
neutrons
nucleus
Canadian Electrical Code restricts us to loading the circuit to
80%
Current is trying to flow to
ground
When a coulomb of electrons passes a given point in one second, then that is called
one amp of current
Resistance is the oposition to the ___________
flow of current in the circuit
Resistance is measured in
ohms
The letter ____ is used to represent resistance in an electrical circuit
R
Power is the term used to describe the _________ by the electrical circuit
work done
one horsepower is ________ watts
750
There are three major dangers present with electricity
Shock, arc and blast