ElectPrinciples-AC

3. This current is continually and rapidly reversing current.
5. copper, silver, and gold are good examples of this principle.
6. This term is measured in watts
9. This term is defined as the power used when one amp flows with a potential difference of one volt (two words).
12. This principle is defined as resistance to electron flow.
14. This is defined as the coil of wire carrying an electrical current.
16. This principle does not allow free flow of electrons.

1. This current travels in one direction.
2. This is defined as particles found inside the nucleus of every atom.
3. This times volts equals watts.
4. This is defined as a measure of opposite flow to an electrical current.
7. This principle is defined as the rate at which electrons flow.
8. In the early 1800s the German scientist George ohm did experiments with this law (two words).
10. This is a form of resistance.
11. This is defined as a subatomic particle with positive charge.
13. This principle is defined as electrical force or pressure.
15. This can also be called the supply