Across
- 2. There must be an energy _____ in a circuit, in order for electrons to flow.
- 4. Part of a circuit that converts electrical energy into other forms(heat, light etc.)
- 6. A __________ circuit is one where the loads are wired in one path.
- 9. The potential difference acting on a charge
- 10. A(n) __________ circuit is one where there is no gap in the path of the electrons.
- 14. In a(n) ____________cell, chemical energy is converted into electrical energy
- 16. When the charges flow in two directions, the current is __________________.
- 18. Part of a circuit that can be used to open or close the circuit.
- 20. Converts heat energy into electrical energy;used to monitor temperatures in ovens.
- 24. Device used to measure voltage
- 25. In a ______ cell, the electrolyte is a paste
- 26. The rate at which electrons flow in a circuit
- 27. The part of an electrochemical cell where the electrons travel in and out of.
- 29. A _________ circuit is one where each load has its own path.
- 31. In a(n) ______ cell, the electrolyte is liquid
Down
- 1. A safety feature that burns out when there is overflow; It needs to be replaced.
- 3. The mixture of chemicals in a cell
- 5. The opposition to the flow of electrons in a wire
- 7. the symbol for current
- 8. Metal that has been cooled so low that its resistance is nearly zero
- 11. A(n) __________ circuit is one where there is an energy source but no load; It can cause fires.
- 12. When the charges flow in one direction, the current is _________________.
- 13. The unit for electrical energy is: ________-hours
- 15. unit for resistance
- 17. Device used to measure current
- 19. The symbol for the unit of power
- 21. The rate at which a load converts electrical energy into other forms.
- 22. Converts light energy into electrical energy; electrons are emitted from a silicon surface when light shines on it.
- 23. A circuit ____________ melts and bends when there is current overflow; can be reset.
- 28. A(n) ______ circuit is one where there is a gap in the path of the electrons.
- 30. The unit for current
