Electricity Terms Glossary Crossword Puzzle

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LIGHTNING : Occurs when electrons jump from one charged area to another and produce a big current.
ELECTROSTATIC FORCE : Non-contact force between two charged objects.
CELL : A chemical store of energy, which provides the push that moves charges around a circuit.
CONDUCTOR : A material that allows current to flow through it easily, and has a low resistance.
RATING : The value of voltage at which a cell or bulb operates.
CURRENT : Flow of electric charge, usually electrons, in amperes (A).
SERIES : If components in a circuit are in the same loop in an electric circuit.
POSITIVELY CHARGED : An object that has lost electrons as a result of the charging process.
AMPS : Units of measurement of electric current, symbol A.
VOLTMETER : A device for measuring potential difference (voltage).
NEUTRAL : Describes an object or particle that has no charge, or in which positive and negative charges cancel out, giving no overall charge.
ELECTRIC FIELD : A region where a charged material or particle experiences a force.
BATTERY : Two or more electrical cells joined together.
ATTRACT : Be pulled together, for example, opposite poles of a magnet attract and positive and negative charges attract.
OHMS : The units of resistance, symbol Ω.
RESISTANCE : A property of a component, making it difficult for charge to pass through, in ohms (Ω).
ELECTRIC CHARGE : A property of a material which can be positive, negative, or neutral.
PARALLEL : If some components are in separate loops in an electric circuit.
AMMETER : A device for measuring electric current in a circuit.
VOLTAGE : The amount of energy shifted from the battery to the moving charge, or from the charge to circuit components, in volts (V).
REPEL : Be pushed away from each other, for example, like magnetic poles repel or like electric charges repel.
NEGATIVELY CHARGED : An object that has gained electrons as a result of the charging process.
VOLTS : Unit of measurement of potential difference (voltage), symbol V.
ELECTRON : Tiny particles that are part of atoms and carry a negative charge.
INSULATOR : A material that does not allow current to flow easily, and has a high resistance.

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lightning : occurs when electrons jump from one charged area to another and produce a big current.
electrostatic force : non-contact force between two charged objects.
cell : a chemical store of energy, which provides the push that moves charges around a circuit.
conductor : a material that allows current to flow through it easily, and has a low resistance.
rating : the value of voltage at which a cell or bulb operates.
current : flow of electric charge, usually electrons, in amperes (a).
series : if components in a circuit are in the same loop in an electric circuit.
positively charged : an object that has lost electrons as a result of the charging process.
amps : units of measurement of electric current, symbol a.
voltmeter : a device for measuring potential difference (voltage).
neutral : describes an object or particle that has no charge, or in which positive and negative charges cancel out, giving no overall charge.
electric field : a region where a charged material or particle experiences a force.
battery : two or more electrical cells joined together.
attract : be pulled together, for example, opposite poles of a magnet attract and positive and negative charges attract.
ohms : the units of resistance, symbol Ω.
resistance : a property of a component, making it difficult for charge to pass through, in ohms (Ω).
electric charge : a property of a material which can be positive, negative, or neutral.
parallel : if some components are in separate loops in an electric circuit.
ammeter : a device for measuring electric current in a circuit.
voltage : the amount of energy shifted from the battery to the moving charge, or from the charge to circuit components, in volts (v).
repel : be pushed away from each other, for example, like magnetic poles repel or like electric charges repel.
negatively charged : an object that has gained electrons as a result of the charging process.
volts : unit of measurement of potential difference (voltage), symbol v.
electron : tiny particles that are part of atoms and carry a negative charge.
insulator : a material that does not allow current to flow easily, and has a high resistance.