This document defines key terms related to magnetism and electricity including:
1) It provides definitions for various atomic parts like protons, neutrons and electrons as well as terms like static electricity, circuits, and conductors.
2) It explains concepts such as electric current, magnetic fields, and the difference between open and closed circuits.
3) The document aims to define common vocabulary used in discussing magnetism and electricity.
This document defines key terms related to magnetism and electricity including:
1) It provides definitions for various atomic parts like protons, neutrons and electrons as well as terms like static electricity, circuits, and conductors.
2) It explains concepts such as electric current, magnetic fields, and the difference between open and closed circuits.
3) The document aims to define common vocabulary used in discussing magnetism and electricity.
This document defines key terms related to magnetism and electricity including:
1) It provides definitions for various atomic parts like protons, neutrons and electrons as well as terms like static electricity, circuits, and conductors.
2) It explains concepts such as electric current, magnetic fields, and the difference between open and closed circuits.
3) The document aims to define common vocabulary used in discussing magnetism and electricity.
attract: to ______ a material to another material circuit: the path electrons move through by connecting a dry cell, wire, and _____. closed circuit: a ____________ circuit with a continuous path. conductor: a material that electrons can move through _______. dry cell: a ________. electric current: the movement of __________ through a conductor electron: the part of the atom that moves around the nucleus and has a ___________ (-) charge insulator: a material that electrons __________ move through easily lightening: the flash of ________ during a thunderstorm magnet: a _______ that can attract or repel other materials magnetic field: the _________ area around a magnet neutron: the part of the atom in the nucleus that has _____ charge nucleus: the _______ of the atom that has the neutrons and protons open circuit: an ___________ circuit when the path in not continuous. parallel circuit: a circuit with ____________ path for electrons proton: the part of the atom in the nucleus that has a __________ (+) charge repel: to _______ material _______ from another material series circuit: a circuit where the current can only flow _________ static electricity: a group of charged electrons that _____ ______ move wire: thin pieces of metal like copper that __________ electricity