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Electricity! By Denzel and Jessica

Electricity!

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Atoms have protons, neutrons, and electrons. Same number of protons and electrons, it is balanced and neutral Sometimes electrons get knocked out of place – free electrons If they go to where other electrons are missing, this creates a current of electricity!

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Page 1: Electricity!

Electricity!

By Denzel and Jessica

Page 2: Electricity!

Electricity

• Atoms have protons, neutrons, and electrons.

• Same number of protons and electrons, it is balanced and neutral

• Sometimes electrons get knocked out of place – free electrons

• If they go to where other electrons are missing, this creates a current of electricity!

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Static Electricity!

• Charge that stays on an object

• When something gives up or gains electrons

• Does not move along a wire or other conductor

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Examples

• Light bulbs• Cars• Computers

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Conductors

• A conductor is a material that current can pass through easily

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Examples

• Metal• Paper clips• Silverware• Wires• Water

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Open-Closed Circuits

• If a switch is opened electrons stay still. No electricity moves.

• If a switch is closed electrons move and energy is released.

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Parallel-Series Circuits

• The series move in a circle

• The parallel circuit moves in a straight line

• The parallel series moves in a straight line and in a circle

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Chemical

• Chemical changes cause energy

• Batteries• Glow sticks• Pop Rocks

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Mechanical

• Generator• Robots• Trains• Windmill• Motorcycles

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Nonconductors

• Do not allow electricity to pass through easily

• Insulators • Rubber• Plastic• Glass

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Household Electricity

• What are some types of household electricity?

• Cords • Computers• TV• Microwave• Stove

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Safe Use Of Electricity

• Don’t pull cords• Don’t put metal in an

electrical appliance