The movement of electrons through wires.
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A circuit that allows more than one path for electricity to follow. If one path breaks, the other path will still operate.
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A circuit that only allows one path for electricity to follow.
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The building blocks of all matter.
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A negatively charged particle in an atom.
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A source of electricity (outlet, battery, etc.).
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A tool that helps control the flow of electrons in a circuit.
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A positively charged particle in an atom.
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A particle in an atom with no charge (neutral).
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An electric circuit that allows electrons to flow through it.
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An electric circuit that is broken and does not allow electrons to flow through it.
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Two of the same charges push away from each other.
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When two particles with opposite charges pull toward each other.
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A continuous path that allows electricity to flow through it.
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A powerful example of electrostatic discharge from static electricity.
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A material that allows electricity to flow through it well.
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A material that does not allow electrons to flow through it well.
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A build-up of charges on an object.
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