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Electric current:

Continuous flow through a material

Conductor

A material through which charges can flow easily (Copper, Aluminum, Iron, Silver, Metal)

Insulator

A material through which charges cannot flow easily (Plastic, Glass Rubber, Wood, cloth)

Electric circuit

Complete unbroken path through which electric charges can flow

Voltage

causes current in an electric circuit

Voltage source

Source of energy such as a battery generator to maintain voltage

Features of a circuit

Devices run by electrical energy (Resistors - light bulb, speaker, T.V.)Source of electrical energy (Battery, generator, power plant)Connected by conducting wires

Series circuit

Only one path for current to take When one bulb goes out they all go out When you add more bulbs they get dimmer

Parallel circuit

several paths you can take When one bulb goes out the others stay lit Brightness of light bulb does not change

Switch

a device used to open or close a circuit