Electricity Part 2 Flashcards

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Due to their type of bonding, metals have a:

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  • a fixed positive nucleus
  • surrounded by a sea of electrons
  • loosely held valence electrons are free to move
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Metals are good conductors. True or false?

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TRUE

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A salt solution conducts electricity. True or false?

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TRUE

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Insulator materials such as plastic and rubber have?

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Electrons that are tightly bound. to individual atoms therefore there are no electrically charged particles that can move.

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How is the amount of batteries affected by?

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The more batteries the more electricity available

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What is the amount of globes affected by?

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The more bulbs, the more electrical energy is ‘SAVED’, thus each bulb has less.

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In a SERIES CIRCUIT, components are connected one after another along what?

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A series circuit components are connected along a SINGLE CONDUCTING PATHWAY.

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In a PARALLEL CIRCUIT, each component is connected how?

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In a parallel circuit, the components are SEPARATELY connected to the energy source. Each charge only passes though one source.

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The brightness in light globes in electric circuits depends on what?

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It depends on how quickly the energy flows through the globe.

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What are the two factors that affect how quickly energy flows through the globe?

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  • The AMOUNT OF ENERGY EACH ELECTRON FLOWING THROUGH THE GLOBE HAS.
  • the NUMBER OF ELECTRONS PASSING THROUGH THE GLOBE EACH SECOND.
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