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18 Cards in this Set

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Negatively Charged Atoms
gain of electrons
Positively Charged Atoms
gain of protons
Like charges
attract
Unlike charges
Repel
Battery
produces direct current
Current in school buildings
Alternating Current
Friction
way of transferring charges(walking across a carpet)
Strength of an electic field
depends on distance from charge and amount of charge
Charges flow freely through
a conductor (conductors conduct- like the conductor of an orchestra moves the music freely through his baton)
Resitance factors
Material thickness - material length - Material Temperature.
Difference in electrical potential energy
potential difference
Potential Difference and Voltage Drop
both are maintained across the terminals of battery
OHM's law
V= I x R
Number of paths that can flow through Circut Diagram of Series Circut =
ONE
Circuts in home
Parallel
Watt
Unit of electrical power
Provide Electrical safety
fuse and circut breaker and ground fault circut interruptor
When ground-fault circut interruptor senses Unequal currents is
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