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| electricity | a form of energy that is produced when electrons move from one place to another |
| electrons | the negatively charged particles of an atom that move and produce electricity |
| ampere | the unit used to measure the current of electricity, named after a French scientist |
| circuit | the path electrons take from the energy source through the conductors |
| conductor | materials that allow energy to pass through easily |
| insulator | materials that do not allow energy to pass easily |
| electromagnet | a temporary magnet crated by a flow of electric current around an iron bar |
| current | the flow of electrons through a circuit |
| parallel | a type of circuit in which each device has its own separate loop |
| series | a type of circuit in which the devices are connected in one continuous loop |
| volt | the unit used to measure the push of electrons from the source, named after an Italian scientist |
| static electricity | the buildup of electric charges on an object or in the atmosphere |
