Forms of Energy and Energy Transfer

What are atoms?

• the basic building blocks of all matter.

• smallest particle that makes up an atom that is negatively charged.

• a positively charged particle that is located at the center of the atom in the nucleus.

• small particles that don't have an electrical charge, unlike protons and electrons.

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What are protons?

• the basic building blocks of all matter.

• smallest particle that makes up an atom that is negatively charged.

• a positively charged particle that is located at the center of the atom in the nucleus.

• small particles that don't have an electrical charge, unlike protons and electrons.

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What are electrons?

• the basic building blocks of all matter.

• smallest particle that makes up an atom that is negatively charged.

• a positively charged particle that is located at the center of the atom in the nucleus.

• small particles that don't have an electrical charge, unlike protons and electrons.

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What are neutrons?

• the basic building blocks of all matter.

• smallest particle that makes up an atom that is negatively charged.

• a positively charged particle that is located at the center of the atom in the nucleus.

• small particles that don't have an electrical charge, unlike protons and electrons.

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What is attract?

• To draw or pull together by force.

• to force or drive back

• occurs when the number of protons exceeds the number of electrons.

• a charge that has more electrons than protons and has a lower electrical potential.

What is repel?

• To draw or pull together by force.

• to force or drive back

• occurs when the number of protons exceeds the number of electrons.

• a charge that has more electrons than protons and has a lower electrical potential.

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What is a conductor?

• a material that allows the flow electricity and heat.

• a material that restricts the flow electricity and heat.

• when electrons build up with no circuit for them to flow along. What causes your hair to stick to a ballon.

• when electric charges flow from one place to another in a circuit.

What is an insulator?

• a material that allows the flow electricity and heat.

• a material that restricts the flow electricity and heat.

• when electrons build up with no circuit for them to flow along. What causes your hair to stick to a ballon.

• when electric charges flow from one place to another in a circuit.

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What is static electricity?

• a material that allows the flow electricity and heat.

• a material that restricts the flow electricity and heat.

• when electrons build up with no circuit for them to flow along. What causes your hair to stick to a ballon.

• when electric charges flow from one place to another in a circuit.

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What is electric current?

• a material that allows the flow electricity and heat.

• a material that restricts the flow electricity and heat.

• when electrons build up with no circuit for them to flow along. What causes your hair to stick to a ballon.

• when electric charges flow from one place to another in a circuit.