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Science vocab electricity Crossword
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1) Atoms contain particles with these electrical charges.
2) A circuit in which electric current flows in the same direction along a single path.
3) opposite charges do this
5) A complete unbroken circuit without any gaps.
6) The ______ of electrical charges on a material is called static electricity.
10) The discharge of static electricity during a storm.
13) safety device does this when electrical current is dangerously high
14) The flow of electrical charges through a circuit.
21) opposite charges do this
22) The tiny particles that all matter is made of.
23) a circuit can be opened and closed with a ____.
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4) A path through which electric current can flow.
7) like charges do this
8) The safety devices open a current when the flow of electricity is dangerously ___.
9) like charges do this
11) Having no overall charge.
12) A positive charge is shown as this
13) A circuit with brakes or gaps.
15) The different paths of a power source in which a parallel circuit connects each load.
16) A circuit in which electric current flows through more than one path.
17) The flow of electrical charges.
18) Lightning is a ____ of static electricity during a storm.
19) Two safety devices tha open a circuit when the current of electricity is dangerously high.
20) Lightning is a ____ of static electricity during a storm.
24) Lightning is a discharge of static electricity during a ____.
25) A negative charge is shown as this
26) The build up of electrical charge on an object or material.
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