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The total mass of organisms in a area.

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Degradation of water quality.

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A plant that uses solar panels to convert into energy.

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A plant that uses the form of tides into energy.

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A plant that uses energy from the earth, or heat, to create energy.

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A place where people use wind turbines to produce energy.

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A plant that converts steam into energy.

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a power station that converts heat electricity to electric power.

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A station that generates a system of water to create energy.

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A gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect.

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Potential or kinetic energy.

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Energy in motion.

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Energy that can not be re used.

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energy that can be re used.

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The state or quality of being efficient. The symbol is n and measured in percent.

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Energy is the strength required for activity. It is measured in joules and the symbol is J.

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The ability to do something. Power is in watts and the symbol is P.

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A device used to switch electronic signals.

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A device that breaks up the current in a circuit.

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A device that can change the voltage in an alternating current.

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The rotating coil in a motor.

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A magnet that creates a magnetic field.

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A brush that conducts current between moving parts in a machine.

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An attachment to the armature that makes sure the current flowing is direct.

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A machine that supplies power.

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A machine that uses motion to create energy.

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A magnet that runs on electricity.

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A cell designed to be able to be used multiple times.

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A cell that is designed to be used once.

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A cell that uses a solid paste for the base for the cell.

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A cell that uses a liquid like sulfuric acid as a base for a cell.

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Metallic strips used to conduct energy in a cell.

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Any solution that has ions. Mainly used in cells for energy.

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A device capable of either generating energy from chemical reactions or using energy to create chemical reactions.

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A solar panel is an example. Light with work is able to produce electricity with the right tools and motion.

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A light bulb is an example. Electricity will be used to create light with some work.

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The motion of something at sometime will technically generate it. Spinning a toothbrush, for example, for a long time will generally charge the battery.

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An electric generator is used when wanting to use energy to create another form such as motion. Lightning is an example.

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The process of heat turning into a different form of electricity for a reason. A thermoelectric generator is a tool used to convert.  Fire is an example

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Electricity turned into heat process. One example is a oven.

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Power derived from a source.

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A circuit where the electrons have multiple paths for travel.

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A circuit where the electrons only have one path to move in.

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A resistor where the electric resistance value can be changed.

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A law stating that electric current is proportional to voltage and inversely proportional to resistance.

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Resistance is the material that blocks the electrons partly in a circuit. Its symbol is a capital r (R) and is measured in ohm's.

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A tool used to measure the amount of voltage in a circuit.

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The potential difference in a circuit. Its symbol is a capital v (V) and is measured in volts.

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A tool used to tell the current in a circuit.

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The flow rate of electrons in a circuit. The symbol is a capital I (I)
and is measured in Amperes.

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Control the operation of a completely separate circuit.

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What the circuit is being used for. power.

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Resources for electrical power.

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A complete structure composing of electrical components.

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The process of using the ground to neutralize a charge in a material.

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Release and transmission of electricity in a applied electric field through a gas.

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Something that passes electricity with little to no resistance.

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Something that can pass electricity through them but not well.

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Something that can not pass electricity through them.

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Something that can pass electrons through them.

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Both negative= repel
Both positive= repel
One of each=Attract
one charged= attracted to anyone

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Stationary electric charge mainly caused by friction.