Electrical Terms

5. Obstructions in the Flow
7. Force of the Flow
9. The movement of electrons through a conductor (wire) from negative to positive.
10. Elements that easily receive electrons, but rarely give them up. Found on the right side of the periodic table.
14. Elements that can give up or receive electrons. Found in the middle of the periodic table.
16. The part of physics that studies the movement of electrons.
18. Producing electricity directly from chemicals & chemical reactions (batteries)

1. Anything that has mass and takes up space.
2. Amount of Electrons
3. Generating Electricity by Rotating a magnet within a conductive metal (spinning a magnet)
4. Elements that easily give up electrons, but rarely receive them. Found on the left side of the periodic table.
6. Electricity from photons (solar)
8. The outermost layer of electrons on an atom.
11. All components in separate lines, when one goes out only that one stays out.
12. Matter comprised of multiple types of atoms joined together.
13. Matter comprised of only one type of atom.
15. Generating Electricity by Physical separation and production of charge (scooping up electrons)
17. All components of circuit in a line, when one goes out, they all go out.