when a charged object is placed near a neutral object it may cause the particles to rearrange themselves

a material that does not allow charges to move through it easily. Plastic and rubber are good examples

the loss of a charge- sometimes over time, or quickly as a spark or shock

a complete path through which electric current can flow

like charges repel and opposite charges attract

a flow of tiny particles that carry electrical energy in wires and machines.

a device that produces an electric current by converting chemical energy into electrical energy

a material that allows charges to move through it easily.

electrons are transferred when two items have direct contact

the buildup of electric charges

the property of creating or responding to forces from magnets

a magnet made with wires and electric current

using a moving magnet to create an electric current or voltage