Electricity & Magnetism Vocabulary Review

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  1. 5. a device that can increase or decrease the voltage flowing in a circuit
  2. 6. made of soft metals that are easy to magnetize
  3. 7. a type of circuit where there is more than one path for the electrons
  4. 8. a closed path through which electrical current can flow
  5. 14. any object that needs electricity to work
  6. 17. a device that prevents a circuit from being overloaded; uses an electromagnet
  7. 18. a type of circuit where current cannot flow
  8. 19. magnets that can maintain their magnetic properties for a long time
  9. 20. a subatomic particle with a negative charge
  10. 21. converts electrical energy into mechanical energy
  11. 24. how current is measured in a circuit
  12. 26. coils of wire wrapped around an iron core. part of an electromagnet
  13. 27. current produced by a generator. Capable of switching directions 60x per second
  14. 29. used to open and close a circuit
  15. 31. a magnet that is created when an electric current is passed through a wire
  16. 32. the force between two charged particles or two magnetic poles
  17. 33. metal wires such as copper & aluminum are examples of this
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  1. 1. a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy
  2. 2. type of circuit that provides one path for the electrons
  3. 3. the area that surrounds a magnet
  4. 4. created by the flow of electrons along a path
  5. 8. the type of energy found inside a battery
  6. 9. the unit for measuring resistance
  7. 10. current produced by a battery
  8. 11. anything that slows down the flow of current in a circuit
  9. 12. moving a magnet through a coil of wire produces an electric current
  10. 13. must be aligned in order for a substance to be magnetic
  11. 15. rubber, wood, plastic and air are examples of this
  12. 16. created by the build up of electrons on the surface of an object
  13. 22. V= IR
  14. 23. any material that can become magnetic(ie: iron,nickel,cobalt)
  15. 25. the force that pushes current along a circuit. Sometimes called potential difference
  16. 28. the strongest parts of the magnet; north and south
  17. 30. the flow of electric charge through a circuit