Across
- 3. The push or pressure in a circuit.
- 4. A complete path for electricity to flow.
- 6. A buildup of electric charge on an object.
- 8. A source of chemical energy that provides a voltage.
- 10. A device that changes electrical energy into movement.
- 11. A type of circuit where components are arranged in a single path.
- 14. A device that opens or closes a circuit.
- 15. The thin wire inside a light bulb that glows.
- 17. The flow of electric charge.
- 18. The unit used to measure electric current.
- 19. A material that allows electricity to pass through easily (e.g., copper).
Down
- 1. A machine that turns mechanical energy into electrical energy.
- 2. The unit used to measure electric power.
- 5. A particle in the nucleus of an atom with a positive charge.
- 7. A material that stops the flow of electricity (e.g., rubber).
- 9. The opposition to the flow of current.
- 12. The unit used to measure resistance.
- 13. A tiny particle with a negative charge that moves in a current.
- 15. A safety device that melts to break a circuit when the current is too high.
- 16. A device that converts electricity into light.
