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Electricity and Energy Resources Review 2015

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ElectrodeMetal part of an electrochemical cell/battery
ElectrolyteA liquid or paste that conducts electricity
Current ElectricityThe flow of electrons from atom to atom
MechanicalType of energy that is motion
ConductorMaterial through which electrons move freely
InsulatorMaterial through which electrons are not able to move freely
CircuitA path (loop) for electrons to flow through
Static ElectricityThe buildup of electrons on an object
Dry CellPart of a battery that has a paste electrolyte
Wet CellPart of a battery that has a liquid electrolyte
3 Parts of a Battery Cell2 electrodes and 1 electrolyte
3 Parts of an ElectromagnetBattery, Iron Core, Wire
ChemicalType of energy used to create electricity in a battery
Alternating Current (AC)Electrons flow in 2 directions
Direct Current (DC)Electrons flow in 1 direction
Hans Christian OerstedScientist who found that electricity can create magnetism (compass needle)
Michael FaradayScientist who found that magnetism can create electricity
GeneratorDevice used to create current electricity
MotorDevice that uses electricity to create motion
Materials Needed to Generate ElectricityCoils of Wire and Magnet
BatteriesUse Direct Current
Electric SocketsUse Alternating Current
ElectricalType of energy made when magnets spin near coils of wire
SolarEnergy of the sun is used in photovoltaic cells or to create steam
BiomassOnce living materials like trees and waste products are burned
TidalUses the power of waves (moving water)
GeothermalHeat from inside the earth creates steam
NuclearAtoms are split to release energy
HydroWater from a reservoir provides the energy
Fossil FuelsMaterials mined or pumped from the ground are burned to provide energy
WindThe blades of a turbine are spun by air (not steam)
TurbineBlades which spin due to steam or air
Renewable Energy ResourcesWind, Solar, Hydro, Biomass
Nonrenewable Energy ResourcesCoal, Oil, Natural Gas

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