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| Static Electricity Definition | Build up of electrons on an object |
| Current | Number of electrons flowing through a wire at one time |
| Ampere or Amp | The units for current |
| Voltage | The push of electrons through a wire |
| Watts | The units for power in electricity |
| Formula for Watts | Watts = Volts x Amps |
| Conductors | Allows electricity to flow through it |
| Insulators | Doesn't allow electricity to flow through it |
| Resistor | Allows some electricity to flow through it |
| Circuit | A closed pathway that electrons can flow through |
| Parallel circuit | A circuit that has branches or is split |
| series circuit | A circuit without splits, or is in a single line |
| Fuse | A piece of wire that is intended to limit the amount of electrical flow |
| Magnetic elements | Iron, Cobalt, Nickel and Neodymium |
| Domain | An area within a magnet where the electrons are spinning the same way |
| Electromagnet | Is a magnet that can be turned on or off |
| Magnetic North Pole | The point of strongest magnetic attraction on earth, not the rotational pole |
