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What are the negatively charged particles of an atom called?
What are the negatively charged particles of an atom called?
electrons
This is when electrons are transferred through rubbing
This is when electrons are transferred through rubbing
friction
What is a material that holds on to its electrons tightly called?
What is a material that holds on to its electrons tightly called?
insulator
This is the transfer of electrons through direct contact
This is the transfer of electrons through direct contact
conduction
When electrons are transferred to one side of an object due to the electric field of another object
When electrons are transferred to one side of an object due to the electric field of another object
induction
This is the vibration from the air temperature expanding and contracting quickly during a bolt of lightning
This is the vibration from the air temperature expanding and contracting quickly during a bolt of lightning
thunder
This is the visible burst of energy that comes from the leader and streamer meeting
This is the visible burst of energy that comes from the leader and streamer meeting
return stroke
This is a positively charged column of air being attracted up from the ground
This is a positively charged column of air being attracted up from the ground
streamer
This is a negatively charged column of air being attracted down from the cloud
This is a negatively charged column of air being attracted down from the cloud
leader
Two oppositely charged particles do what?
Two oppositely charged particles do what?
attract
What is a circuit called that has only one path through all of the devices?
What is a circuit called that has only one path through all of the devices?
series circuit
What is an interrupted circuit where the current cannot flow?
What is an interrupted circuit where the current cannot flow?
open circuit
This is the type of circuit where the current has multiple paths to take.
This is the type of circuit where the current has multiple paths to take.
parallel circuit
What is an uninterrupted circuit called where the current can flow freely?
What is an uninterrupted circuit called where the current can flow freely?
closed circuit
What is a material called that gives up its electrons easily?
What is a material called that gives up its electrons easily?
conductor
How many types of metals make up the most basic battery?
How many types of metals make up the most basic battery?
two
This is the positively charged electrode in a battery.
This is the positively charged electrode in a battery.
annode
What is the conducting substance in a battery called that allows electrons to move freely through it?
What is the conducting substance in a battery called that allows electrons to move freely through it?
electrolyte
This is the negatively charged electrode in a battery.
This is the negatively charged electrode in a battery.
cathode
What are the positive particles in the nucleus of an atom called?
What are the positive particles in the nucleus of an atom called?
protons
When two of the same magnetic poles are placed near each other, they do what?
When two of the same magnetic poles are placed near each other, they do what?
repel
Iron is an element that is highly attracted to magnets. What do we call this type of material?
Iron is an element that is highly attracted to magnets. What do we call this type of material?
ferromagnetic material
What do we call a magnet that is made by running electric current through a metal object?
What do we call a magnet that is made by running electric current through a metal object?
electromagnet
What is the region of magnetic force around a magnet called?
What is the region of magnetic force around a magnet called?
magnetic field
What do we call a magnet that always keeps its magnetism?
What do we call a magnet that always keeps its magnetism?
permanent magnet
In a storm cloud, why do the positively charged particles rise to the top of the cloud?
In a storm cloud, why do the positively charged particles rise to the top of the cloud?
They lost an electron, so they're lighter
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