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Grade 8 Shopping Cart Vocabulary Electricity- Magnetism and Simple Machines There are 24 items in your shopping cart Circuit the complete path for electron flow Battery a temporary energy source Electricity the movement of charged particles based on the flow of electrons Electrical energy the energy that moves electric charges Mechanical energy the energy based on movement of objects Magnetism the force of attraction/repulsion based on opposite poles Magnetic poles the opposite ends of a magnet where attraction is strongest Conductors a substance that allows electrons or heat to flow Insulators a substance that does not allow electrons or heat to flow Watts how electric power is measured. Based on combination of volts and amps Power the amount of work done Electrons moving negative charges found outside the nucleus Protons non-moving positive charges found inside the nucleus Atoms the smallest particle of element Current the flow of electrons Electromagnet the type of magnet created by an electric current that flows through metal. This magnet can be turned on/off Static electricity the build up of charges on an object that often results from friction and causes attraction between opposite fields Amperes SI unit for current Input force the force or push/pull that you exert on the machine Output force the force exerted on an object as a result of the input force SAWLIP screw Fulcrum the support on which a lever moves. This is usually still but not always in the center Attraction the force that exists when magnets and their opposite poles are close to each other Repulsion the force that exists when like poles are near each other and push away from each other Volts how much electric work is done per unit of charge wheel/axle wedge lever inclined plane pulley