| A | B |
|---|
| Ohm's Law | resistance is equal to voltage divided by current |
| insulator | does not allow an electric current to flow; rubber |
| conductor | does allow the current to flow; metal |
| static electricity | build up of charges on an object |
| Power | voltage times current |
| short circuit | allows current to take path of least resistance |
| electrically grounded | circuit that can carry electric current from a short circuit directly to Earth |
| Law of onservation of Charge | charges are not creted or destroyed |
| voltage | causes charges to move in a circuit |
| proton | positive charge |
| switch | can open and close an electric circuit |
| static discharge | loss of static electricity as electric charge transfers from one object to another |
| electric current | continuous flow of charges through a material |
| fuses | burn out and cannot be used again |
| greater resistance | less current there is for voltage |
| series circuit | one goes out; all go out |
| electron | negative charge |
| resistance of parallel circuit | decreases as you add branches |
| ampere | unit of electric current |
| electric circuit | complete, unbroken path where an electric charge can flow |
