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Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________. conduct or electro ns elect ric curre nt Two Types of Current Direct Current (DC) 1. ______________________________ _ 2.____________________________ ____ 3.____________________________ Current flows in the same direction. Flows from Negative to Positive. Batteries use (DC) Direct Current Bad because wires become hot (friction).

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TWO TYPES of Batteries Wet Cell – simplest type of ______________. THREE PARTS 1 ___________________________________ 2 ___________________________________ 3 ___________________________________ Example: ___________________________ electrochemical cell Negative pole (zinc) Positive pole (copper) Electrolyte (substance that conducts electricity; ex; sulfuric acid) Car battery

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Page 1: Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________

Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________.

conductor electrons

electric current

Two Types of CurrentDirect Current (DC) 1. _______________________________ 2.________________________________ 3.________________________________ 4. _______________________________

Current flows in the same direction.Flows from Negative to Positive.

Batteries use (DC) Direct CurrentBad because wires become hot (friction).

Page 2: Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________

Alternating CurrentAlternating Current (AC)1.___________________________________2.___________________________________3.___________________________________

Current that changes direction at a regular rate.Most types of electricity (Power Plants).Wires produce less heat.

Battery – source of _______ _______. It is a series of ________________ connected together.

Direct CurrentElectrochemical Cells

Electrochemical Cell – Changes _________ energy into __________ energy.

chemicalelectrical

Page 3: Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________

TWO TYPES of BatteriesWet Cell – simplest type of ______________.

THREE PARTS

1 ___________________________________

2 ___________________________________

3 ___________________________________

Example: ___________________________

electrochemical cell

Negative pole (zinc)

Positive pole (copper)Electrolyte (substance that conducts electricity; ex; sulfuric acid)

Car battery

Page 4: Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________

Types of Batteries continuedDry Cell – most familiar

1 _______________________________.

2 ______________________________.

3______________________________.

Example: ___________________________

Negative pole (zinc)

Positive pole (carbon)

Electrolyte (paste)

C-batteries, D-batteries, 9-volts etc.

Page 5: Electric Current – Flow of electrons through a ___________. The number of _________ flowing through the conductor determines the amount of _________ ________

Electric FieldElectric Field – is like magnetism,

____________________________________

____________________________________

•___________________________________

Van de Graaff

1 ________________________________

2 ________________________________

A force field exists with electricity

Electric fields have both magnitude & direction

It’s a VECTOR quantity (number & direction)

Builds up a high voltage (house outlet 120v)

Produces between 3million and 20 million volts