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Electrons

Negative

Neutrons

No charge

Protons

Positive

Coulumbs law

Electric force between 2 charges is proportional to the product of the 2 charges

Magnetism

(Force off attraction)

Magnetic fields

Exists whenever electric charges are moving. When they are moving a Torque results

Generator

Device that converts mechanical energy, such as water coming down a water fall, into electric energy

Electric potential energy

Can be compared to the gravitational force associated with an object's position. Because of the force the object has potential energy.

Potential difference

Change in electrical potential energy

Transformer

Device that changes the potential difference of electricity

Voltage

(Another term for potential difference)


Measure of the electrical energy available

Voltometer

Measures the potential difference between 2 parts in an electric circuit

Current

Electricity moving through a circuit

Ampere

Unit used to measure electrical current

Ammeter

Device that measures the current going through any specific point on the circuit. The way by which the ability to flow through a circuit is limited.

Resavor

Lowers voltage

Series circuit

Has all its resistors in a row so that all current must travel through all resistors

Parallel circuit

Has all its resistors arranged side by side, so that they are all at the same voltage.

Electrical power

Power = Voltage X Current

Watts

Watts = Voltage X Amperes



Power is measured by watts