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If the number of positive and negative charge is equal, an object is electrically __________

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neutral

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Copper, silver, and gold are examples of _____________

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conductors

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Opposite charges __________

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attract

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Like charges ___________

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What is the difference between a series and parallel circuit?

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Series: a circuit with only one path for electrons to follow

Parallel: a circuit with more than one path for electrons to follow

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If an atom has 10 protons and 9 electrons, what charge does the atom have?

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positive

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Providing a path for lightning to the Earth is called _________

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grounding

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A temporary magnet formed by wrapping a current-carrying wire around a magnetic material

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electromagnet

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Converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

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generator

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Converts chemical energy into electrical energy

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battery

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Surrounds every magnet and exerts a force on other magnets

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Magnetic field

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A group of atoms that have their magnetic poles aligned in the same direction

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Magnetic domain

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In a _________ magnet, the magnetic domains line up with one another.

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permanent

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Metals, containing certain elements such as iron that are affected by a magnetic field are ___________ _____________

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Magnetic materials

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Labeled north and south and are the two ends of a magnet

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Magnetic poles

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• A measure of the electrical energy transferred by electrons flowing in a circuit

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• voltage

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• Exert forces on objects made of magnetic materials

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• magnets

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• A closed path through which electric charges can flow

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• Electric circuit

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• Voltage, current and resistance in a circuit are related by the formula V=IR

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• Ohm’s Law

the distance and direction between starting and ending points.

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• displacement

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• Plastic, glass, wood, and rubber are examples of ____________

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• insulators

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• Transfer of electric charge between objects in contact.

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• Charging by contact

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Rearrangement of electrons caused by movement of electrons within an object in an electric field

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• Charging by induction

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• The SI unit of electric current

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• ampere

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• The relationship between an electric current and a magnetic field

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• electromagnetism

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