Electrical Basics

6. Heat can act upon a device called a _______ couple to create DC.
8. Light applied to ________________ materials will produce DC electricity.
9. The Voltmeter measures the amount of electrical pressure _______________ between two points being measured.
11. Any material with exactly ______ free electrons in the outer orbit are called SEMICONDUCTORS.
12. Only the _______ ELECTRONS in the outermost shell (Valance Ring) are free to move from atom to atom.
14. The _________ produces electricity through chemical action.
16. A _________ has 1 to 3 free electrons in the outer ring.
19. Because of their distance from the __________, free electrons have a weak magnetic attraction.
21. Current flow is measured in units called ____________.
22. As the sun is in the center of the ______ system.

1. An ______________ is any material that inhibits (stops) the flow of electrons (electricity).
2. Everything in the world is made of _________.
3. These materials are be used in the _________________ of diodes, transistors, and integrated circuit chips.
4. Conventional theory, also known as ________ theory, states that current flows from POSITIVE to NEGATIVE.
5. Direct Current (DC) Electron Flow is in only ________ direction.
7. Higher voltage will produce _________ current flow.
10. These groups of atoms (molecules) are sometimes called __________.
13. Electricity in motion, meaning you have __________ flowing.
15. Normally electrons are prevented from being pulled into the atom by the forward __________ of their rotation.
17. No voltage can be applied while the ohmmeter is connected, or _________ to the meter will occur.
18. Matter has three __________: Solid, Liquid, and Vapor.
20. Conductor material includes ___________ and gold.