Electricity

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The law of electric charges states that unlike charges (attract/repel) each other.
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Static electricity is the build-up of electrical charges on an object.
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When atoms gain extra electrons, a (positive/negative) charge is created.
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Atoms have two types of charges, (_____ and _____).
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One type of electricity is called:
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A _____ is a device that can open and close a circuit.
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Protons are found in the _____ (center) of atoms.
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An _____ has a negative charge of -1.
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All matter is made up of _____.
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In the (on/off) position, the switch closes the circuit and completes the route for flowing current.
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If an atom loses electrons (negative charges), this would create a (positive/negative) charge, because it would have more protons than electrons.
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Who (_____ _____) invented the generator which helped to make electricity available to all people.
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Some atoms tend to lose _____.
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_______ electricity is the flow of electricity through a conductor.
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Usually, atoms have (the same/different) number of electrons and protons.
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If the charges of two objects are (the same/opposite), they will attract each other.
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As the number of "free" electrons (increases/decreases) in the material, it becomes more capable of creating an electric current.
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Another type of electricity is called:
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The law of electric charges states that like charges (attract/repel) each other.
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If you rub things together, electrons can move from one atom to another.
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The movement of "_____" electrons produce the flow of electric charges.
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_____ spin around the nucleus.
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If the atom has no charge it is:
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A _____ has a positive charge of +1.
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In the (on/off) position, the switch places a gap in the path, which prevents any current from flowing.
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Electricity is the flow of (positively/negatively) charged particles (electrons) from one area to another.
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If the charges of two objects are (the same/opposite), they will repel each other.
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The electrons in the (innermost/outermost) part of the atom are held more loosely, and sometimes these electrons are lost.
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Electricity occurs when (negatively/positively) charged particles (electrons) flow from one place to another.
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Atoms can lose electrons when objects are rubbed together.
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A circuit must be (open/closed) in order for electricity to flow.
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_______ electricity is the build-up of electric charges on an object.