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Transcript
4.3 Force, Motion, and Energy
What creates an electric
current?
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What is a circuit?
A circuit is the pathway taken
by electric current.
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What do closed circuits do?
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Closed circuits allow the
movement of electrical energy.
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What do open circuits do?
4.3
Open circuits prevent the flow
of electrical movement.
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What are conductors?
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A continuous flow of negative
charges (electrons) creates an
electric current.
Conductors are materials that
allow the flow of electrical
energy. (metals)
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4.3 Force, Motion, and Energy
What are insulators?
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What is a series circuit?
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A series circuit has only one
pathway for the current.
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What is a parallel circuit?
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A parallel circuit has two or
more pathways for the
electrical current to run
through.
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What is static electricity?
Static electricity is created
when certain materials are
rubbed together.
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What is lightning?
4.3
Insulators prevent the flow of
electrical energy. (rubber,
plastic, wood)
Lightning is the discharge of
static electricity in the
atmosphere.
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4.3 Force, Motion, and Energy
Electrical energy can be
transformed into light, or
motion, and can produce
thermal energy.
What can electrical energy be
transformed into?
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Magnetic metals are ironbearing metals that attract
each other.
What are magnetic metals?
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What is the magnetic force?
4.3
The magnetic force is the line
of force that extends from
the poles of a magnet in an
arched pattern.
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What creates a magnetic
field?
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Electric current creates a
magnetic field.
4.3
What creates an electric
current?
4.3
A moving magnetic field
creates an electric current.
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4.3 Force, Motion, and Energy
What does a current flowing
through a wire create?
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A current flowing through a
wire creates a magnetic field.
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How can you make a magnetic
field?
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You can make a magnetic field
by wrapping a wire around an
iron nail and creating a closed
circuit.
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What did Benjamin Franklin
discover?
He discovered electricity in
the atmosphere.
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What did Michael Faraday
discover?
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What did Thomas Edison
discover?
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He discovered the
electromagnet.
He discovered the light bulb.
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4.3 Force, Motion, and Energy
What is an electromagnet?
4.3
An electromagnet is an
arrangement of wire wrapped
around a core, producing a
temporary magnet.
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