Phenomena involving electric charge, including charges at rest and charges moving as a current.
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A circuit with more than one path for current.
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A circuit with only one path, so every part shares the same current.
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The smallest unit of an element that keeps that element’s chemical identity.
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A particle with negative electric charge found outside an atom’s nucleus.
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Something that supplies energy to a circuit, like a battery, generator, or solar cell.
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A part that opens or closes a circuit.
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A particle with positive electric charge found in an atom’s nucleus.
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An electrically neutral particle found in most atomic nuclei.
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A circuit with no breaks, so current flows.
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A circuit with a break, so current cannot flow.
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To push away.
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To pull toward.
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A complete path that electricity can flow through.
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A powerful example of electrostatic discharge from static electricity.
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A material that allows thermal energy or electric charge to move through it relatively easily; the context tells which property is meant.
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A material that strongly resists the transfer of thermal energy or the movement of electric charge; the context tells which property is meant.
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An imbalance of electric charge on an object or surface.
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