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Battery |
Is a combination of electrochemical cells connected together |
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Electrochemical cells |
Convert chemical energy into electrical energy stored in chargesterminals |
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Terminals |
Or the endpoints where we make a connection |
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Energy |
The Ability to do work |
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Kinetic energy |
Is energy a moving object has because of its motion |
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Kinetic energy |
Is energy a moving object has because of its motion |
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Potential energy |
Is the energy stored in an object |
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Electric potential energy |
The electrical energy stored in a battery |
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Potential difference for voltage |
The amount of electrical potential energy per one column of charge |
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Volt |
The unit for measuring potential difference |
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Volt |
The unit for measuring potential difference |
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Voltmeter |
A device that measures the amount of potential difference between two locations of charge separation |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Examples of electrical energy sources |
Friction Piezoelectric crystals photo electrochemical cells Thermocouples generators |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Examples of electrical energy sources |
Friction Piezoelectric crystals photo electrochemical cells Thermocouples generators |
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Electric circuit |
A complete pathway that allows electrons to flow |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Examples of electrical energy sources |
Friction Piezoelectric crystals photo electrochemical cells Thermocouples generators |
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Electric circuit |
A complete pathway that allows electrons to flow |
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Electrical load |
Any device that transforms electrical energy into other forms of |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Examples of electrical energy sources |
Friction Piezoelectric crystals photo electrochemical cells Thermocouples generators |
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Electric circuit |
A complete pathway that allows electrons to flow |
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Electrical load |
Any device that transforms electrical energy into other forms of |
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Circuit diagrams |
Diagrams that you symbols to represent the different components of the circuit |
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Electrodes |
The two terminals of the battery |
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Electrolyte |
Electrodes are in an electrolyte which is a substance that conducts electricity in a dry cell the electrolyte is a moist piece you know what cell electrolyte is a fluid |
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Examples of electrical energy sources |
Friction Piezoelectric crystals photo electrochemical cells Thermocouples generators |
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Electric circuit |
A complete pathway that allows electrons to flow |
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Electrical load |
Any device that transforms electrical energy into other forms of |
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Circuit diagrams |
Diagrams that you symbols to represent the different components of the circuit |
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Current electricity |
The continuous flow of a charge in a complete circuit |
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Electric current |
Defined as the amount of charge passing a point in a contractor every second |
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Electric current |
Defined as the amount of charge passing a point in a contractor every second |
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Amperes |
Electric current is measured in this |
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Electric current |
Defined as the amount of charge passing a point in a contractor every second |
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Amperes |
Electric current is measured in this |
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Ammeter |
Is a device used to measure the current in a circuit |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Electrical resistance |
Is the radio of the voltage to the current |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Electrical resistance |
Is the radio of the voltage to the current |
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Ohm |
Do unit of measurement for electrical resistance |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Electrical resistance |
Is the radio of the voltage to the current |
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Ohm |
Do unit of measurement for electrical resistance |
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Ohms law |
The mathematical relationship comparing voltage V current I and resistance R R=V/I |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Electrical resistance |
Is the radio of the voltage to the current |
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Ohm |
Do unit of measurement for electrical resistance |
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Ohms law |
The mathematical relationship comparing voltage V current I and resistance R R=V/I |
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Ohmmeter |
Is a device that measures resistance |
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Resistance |
Is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy |
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Electrical resistance |
Is the radio of the voltage to the current |
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Ohm |
Do unit of measurement for electrical resistance |
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Ohms law |
The mathematical relationship comparing voltage V current I and resistance R R=V/I |
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Ohmmeter |
Is a device that measures resistance |
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Resistor |
In electrical component that has a specific resistance |