BIg Idea 10&11:

The energy of an object in motion. Windmills run on this type of energy.

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A material used to prevent the transfer of electricity, heat or sound. Electricity cannot pass through one of these.

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Energy that transfers between substances because of temperature differences; Always warmer to cooler.

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Energy that is visible and travels in a straight line. It can be reflected, refracted, or absorbed.

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A path for electric current to flow through.

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Energy produced by vibrations and travels in waves.

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Stored energy that is found in batteries, gasoline, and food. This is turned into energy we use.

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A material that electricity can pass through easily, most are metals.

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A form of energy where charges move around a circuit.

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Electric force by oppositely charged particles that pull together.

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