Electrical Pe & Voltage Crossword Puzzle

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BATTERY : This is a single electrochemical cell, or it is a combination of electrochemical cells connected together.
CHEMICAL : In a battery, this type of energy separates the positive and negative charges.
BATTERY TERMINALS : These are end points of a battery where a connection can be made.
ELECTRONS : These extra subatomic particles accumulate on one of the battery terminals, making it negatively charged.
POSITIVE : Since the other battery terminal has lost electrons, it is has this charge.
KINETIC ENERGY : This is the energy a moving object has because of its motion.
POTENTIAL ENERGY : This is the energy stored in an object. It is the ability to do work.
ELECTRIC : This form of potential energy is the energy stored in the electrons in a battery.
VOLTAGE : This is another term for electric potential difference.
VOLT : This is the unit of measurement for voltage.
VOLTMETER : This is a device that measures the amount of potential difference (voltage) between two locations of charge separation in a battery.
DRY CELLS : These are the batteries in devices like flashlights, watches and toys that transform chemical energy into electrical energy to produce voltage.
WET CELLS : These are batteries that are commonly used in cars, motorcycles and electric wheelchairs transform chemical energy into electrical energy to produce voltage.
ELECTRODES : A battery has two terminals that are called this and are usually made of two different metals. One can be a metal and the other can be made of another material.
ELECTROLYTE : Within a battery, the electrodes are in this substance that conducts electricity.
MOIST PASTE : In a dry cell, the electrolyte is this.
FLUID : In a wet cell, the electrolyte is this.
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT : This is a complete pathway where electrons are allowed to flow.
LOAD : This is any device that transforms electrical energy into other forms of energy.
SOURCE : This is the source of electrical energy.
CONDUCTOR : This is the wire through which electric current flows.
SWITCH : This is a device that can turn the circuit on or off by closing or opening the circuit.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS : These are diagrams that use symbols to represent the different components of an actual circuit.
PUSHED : This is done to electrons from the negative terminal of the battery, along the conducting wires to through a load, such as a light bulb, and end up at the positive terminal of the battery.
AT-A-DISTANCE : Because electrons can apply this kind of force, electrons do not need to touch each other in order to push other electrons along a wire.

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battery : this is a single electrochemical cell, or it is a combination of electrochemical cells connected together.
chemical : in a battery, this type of energy separates the positive and negative charges.
battery terminals : these are end points of a battery where a connection can be made.
electrons : these extra subatomic particles accumulate on one of the battery terminals, making it negatively charged.
positive : since the other battery terminal has lost electrons, it is has this charge.
kinetic energy : this is the energy a moving object has because of its motion.
potential energy : this is the energy stored in an object. it is the ability to do work.
electric : this form of potential energy is the energy stored in the electrons in a battery.
voltage : this is another term for electric potential difference.
volt : this is the unit of measurement for voltage.
voltmeter : this is a device that measures the amount of potential difference (voltage) between two locations of charge separation in a battery.
dry cells : these are the batteries in devices like flashlights, watches and toys that transform chemical energy into electrical energy to produce voltage.
wet cells : these are batteries that are commonly used in cars, motorcycles and electric wheelchairs transform chemical energy into electrical energy to produce voltage.
electrodes : a battery has two terminals that are called this and are usually made of two different metals. one can be a metal and the other can be made of another material.
electrolyte : within a battery, the electrodes are in this substance that conducts electricity.
moist paste : in a dry cell, the electrolyte is this.
fluid : in a wet cell, the electrolyte is this.
electric circuit : this is a complete pathway where electrons are allowed to flow.
load : this is any device that transforms electrical energy into other forms of energy.
source : this is the source of electrical energy.
conductor : this is the wire through which electric current flows.
switch : this is a device that can turn the circuit on or off by closing or opening the circuit.
circuit diagrams : these are diagrams that use symbols to represent the different components of an actual circuit.
pushed : this is done to electrons from the negative terminal of the battery, along the conducting wires to through a load, such as a light bulb, and end up at the positive terminal of the battery.
at-a-distance : because electrons can apply this kind of force, electrons do not need to touch each other in order to push other electrons along a wire.