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It encompasses natural phenomena related to electric charges.
It results from the accumulation of electric charges on a body.
Conductors allow charge movement; insulators do not.
Charges redistribute between two objects in contact.
The coulomb (C) measures electric charge.
It measures the electric current in a circuit.
Resistance equals voltage divided by current.
Series circuits have one path; parallel circuits have multiple paths.
It protects circuits by breaking the connection when current is too high.
It states that current entering a junction equals current leaving.
A solenoid with a ferromagnetic core that enhances its magnetic field.
It allows current to flow in one direction only.
It stores and releases electrical energy.
It exerts forces on charged particles at a distance.
Voltage is directly proportional to current through resistance.
The circuit becomes open, stopping current flow.
Higher temperatures generally increase resistance.
It changes the voltage level in an AC circuit.
It opens or closes a circuit to control current flow.
It can be magnetized and attracted to magnets.