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A material in which electrons cannot easily move an

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electric insulator

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A material in which electrons can easily move are

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electric conductors

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3
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When electrons concentrate at one end of an object the object is

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polarized

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The process of an unbalanced electric charge becoming balanced is an electric

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discharge

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Providing a path for electric charges to flow safely into the ground is called

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grounding

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6
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Tha movement of electrically charged particles is an

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electric current.

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A closed, or complete path in which an electric current travels is an

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electric circuit.

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Electric Resistance

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is a measure of how difficult it is for an electric current to flow in a material.

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9
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is the amount of energy a source uses to move one coulomb of electrons through the circuit.

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Voltage

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10
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Ohm’s law

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is a mathematical equation that describes the relationship among voltage, current and resistance.

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11
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math

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V=IR

Current=I, resistance=R,V=voltage

Voltage is measured in Volts (V)

I is measured in amperes (A)

R is measured in ohms( 𝛀)

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12
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is an electrical circuit with only one path for an electric current to follow.

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Series circuit

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13
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is an electric circuit with more than one path, or branch, for an electric current to follow.

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Parallel circuit

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