| A | B |
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| Generator | Converts mechanical energy energy (movement) into electrical energy |
| Amperage | Amount of electrons flowing through a circuit |
| Circuit | A closed circle of electricity. |
| Conductor | Material that electricity flows through easily. |
| Electromagnet | A magnet controlled by electric current. Can be turned on and off. |
| Insulator | A material that electricity does not flow through at all. |
| Parallel Circuit | A circuit which involves branching, with more than one pathway at the same time. |
| Resistance | The opposition, or struggle, to the flow of electrons current in a circuit. |
| Series Circuit | A circuit, with all components in a row or a single pathway |
| Static Electricity | When Charge builds up on an object. |
| Voltage | the force of the push of the electrons |
| Super conductor | supercooled material with zero electrical resistance |
| Parallel battery arrangement advantage | Batteries last longer |
| Series battery arrangement advantage | A circuit where power is increased with more batteries |
| Ohm's Law | Describes the relationship between current,voltage, and resistance. |
