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Static electricity is due to the unbalance between positive and negative charges. The charges are stationary and thus making static electricity ex) Lightning

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Describes the behaviour between charges and uncharged objects.
1) Unlike charges attract
2) Like charges repel
3) Charged objects attract neutral

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Objects where electrons move freely. Electrons will distribute evenly. Ex) Copper

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Objects where electrons do not move freely. Electrons stay where thay are placed. Ex) Rubber

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These are better conductors then insulators but not as good as conductors. Ex) Cylicon

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Little or no resistance to charge movement. Materials become a superconductor when they are set at very low temperatures. They are super efficient and can take up higher charges. Ex) High voltage power lines

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Release of elecricity through a medium such as gas.

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Connecting an object to the earth to safely neutralize an object.

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Complete course of conductors in which a current can flow. To be a current the starting and ending place must be the same. Ex) wiring in a house

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Path in which electrons from a voltage can flow. The point where they enter the circuit is called the point of electrons. Ex) Battery

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The load, converts electricity into another form. Ex) Lightbulb

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Switch to stop and start the flow of electricity. Ex) Switch

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Current is the movement of electrons or the amount of charge passing a point in a conducting wire every second. Ex) Measured in the units of amperes (A)

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An ammeter measures large currents and can be connected as a part of the circuit.

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Voltage is the energy for pushing electrons. Chemical reactions seperate the negative and positive charges and electrons will accumulate at one terminal (negative) the others end will be positive. Ex) measured in volts. (V)

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You can measure the voltage in a circuit using a voltmeter. It measures the voltage between two points in the circuit.

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The elctrical quantity that measure how the device reduces the elctrical current through it. Ex) Measured in (R) Ohms

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In the circuit if the voltage remians constant and see current increases, then the resistance decreases. In a circuit if the volatge remains constant and the current decreases, then the resistance increases. Ex) R= V (over) I

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Variable Resistors do not have a ixed resistance, instead their resistance changes in response to temperature, light and voltage.

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The components of the circuits are connected end-to-end in a line to form a single path for electrons to flow.

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The components of the circuits are connected so that there is more than one path for eleccteons to flow through.

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The ability to do work. Energy transformation. Converting one form of energy to another form of energy.

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Very common in everyday liife. Ex) Toaster

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(Thermocouple) Two "junctions" of loops of different types of metals. As the temperature difference increases the current increases.

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Quartz or crystal is connected to an electric current and will expand or contract. The crystal can create a wave or vibration if it experiences pressure. Ex) Piezoelectric Effect

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Crystal is puller or compresses a potential differnece builds up on the opposite side of the crystal. Conductors are attached to the crystal and it creates a circuit. Ex) Piezoelectric effect in reverse

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Incandescent lightbulbs. Filament made of high resistance medals that glow brigghtly when current passes through it. ex) Incandescent Light bulbs

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Solid-state electronic components, low when electricity flows through them. Ex) LED's light emitting dia