Electricity crossword

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  1. 4. A measure of the push of a cell or battery, or the energy that the cell or battery can supply.
  2. 7. A material that does not conduct electricity or transfer energy well
  3. 8. Units of measurement of electric current, symbol A.
  4. 10. Describes an object or particle that has no charge, or in which positive and negative charges cancel out, giving no charge overall.
  5. 11. The charge on an electron, or on an object that has had electrons transferred to it.
  6. 12. A circuit in which there are two or more paths or branches for the current.
  7. 14. A component or machine that spins when a current flows through it
  8. 16. The charge on a proton, or on an object that has had electrons transferred from it.
  9. 19. A current through the air that produces light and sound.
  10. 21. A chemical store of energy, which provides the push that moves charge around a circuit
  11. 22. A property of a material or particle that can be positive or negative
  12. 23. Units of measurement of voltage, symbol V.
  13. 25. A positively charged particle found in atoms.
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  1. 1. A circuit in which components are joined in a single loop.
  2. 2. A material that conducts charge or energy well, such as a metal
  3. 3. A measure of the strength of a cell or battery used to send a current around a circuit.
  4. 5. A device for measuring electric current in a circuit.
  5. 6. The flow of electrical charge (electrons) around a complete circuit per second.
  6. 9. A neutral particle found in atoms.
  7. 13. Be pushed away from each other, for example, like magnetic poles repel or like electrical charges repel.
  8. 15. Be pulled together,opposite charges will do this.
  9. 17. A device for measuring voltage.
  10. 18. Two or more electrical cells joined together.
  11. 20. A negatively charged particle found in atoms. Electrons flow through a wire when a current flows
  12. 24. A component that controls the current by making or breaking the circuit.
  13. 26. The value of potential difference at which a cell or bulb operates.