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Chapter 6

-lightning= is a large static charge



-static discharge is a transfer of charge between two objects



-lightning= electric charges move through the air and collide with atoms and molecules



= generates powerful sound waves



- insulators= a material in which electron are not able to move easily



-lightning= generates powerful sound waves-



insulators= a material in which electron are not able to move easily



- conductors= a material in which electrons are able to move easily



- conductors= a material in which electrons are able to move easily



-Electric current= net movement of electric charges in a single direction



-voltage differance= measured in volts



- closed path that electricity flows throw is a circuit



- broken circuit means the current of energy or electricity doesn't flow



- batteries holds the volts



They eletrilite in a dry cell battery is the form of a moist paste



-in a dry cell battery there is a carbon rod and a zinc container



- wet cell battery = contains two plates made of different metals or metallic compounds in a conducting solution



- wet cell batteries contain several wet cells connected together



- series cucuit= the current has only one loop to flow through



- series circuits are found in Christmas lights and some flash lights



- parallel circuit have several advantages



- an electrical fuse contains a small piece of metal that melts if the current becomes too high



- to many things at use at the same to e can cause a fuse in the fuse box



- The unit for power is watt (w)



- thew unit for electric power is expressed in kilowatts (kW)



- one kilowatt equals 1,000 watts



- electrical energy (in kW)



- Electrical power (in kW) × time (in h)



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