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Energy:
Is the ability to cause change in matter.
Kinetic energy:
Is the energy of motion
Potential energy
Is the energy something has because of its position or condition.
Mechanical energy
Is the total potential energy and kinetic energy of an object.
Chemical energy
Is the energy that can be released by a chemical energy.
Electrical energy
Is energy that comes from electric current.
Heat
Is the energy that moves between objects of different temperatures.
Conduction
Is the transfer or movement of heat between two objects that are touching.
Convection
Is the transfer of heat within a liquid or a gas,because particles move easily and take heat with them
Radiation:
Is the transfer of heat without matter to carry it.
Conductor
A material that allows heat to move through it easily i
Insulators:
Materials that do not conduct heat well
Atoms:
are the building blocks of matter, they are made of protons, neutrons an d electrons
Electrical charge:
Is a property of a particle that affects how the atom behaves around other particles.
Protons:
small particles that have a positive charge (+1).
Electrons:
small particle that have a negative charge (-1).
Neutrons:
small particles that are neutral. They have no charge.
Static electricity
The buildup of electric charges on an object; if they have different charges they attract, if they have same charge, they repel
Electric current
the flow of electric charges along a path
Insulators:
A material that resists the flow of electric charges to flow through them.
Conductor:
A material that readily allows electric charges to pass through
Circuit: ,
path along which electrical charges can flow. it can be close or open, parallel or series
Series circuit:
Has only one path for electric charges to follow- if any part breaks, the ciruit is open and nothing works
Parallel circuit:
A circuit with several different paths for the charges to follow; if one part breaks the charge can still flow to other oarts
Electric motor:
An electric motor is a machine that changes electrical energy into energy of motion.
Magnet:
Is an object that attracts iron and few others metals.
Electromagnet:
A device in which current produces magnetism
Generator,
a device that converts machanical energy to electrical energy.