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This invisible force field surrounds every magnet and allows it to attract iron objects without touching them.
These tiny particles carry a negative electric charge and orbit around the nucleus of an atom.
This common household safety device automatically stops the flow of electricity when a circuit becomes overloaded.
This scientist has a unit of electrical resistance named after him and discovered the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance.
This type of material, like copper and aluminum, allows electricity to flow through it easily.
This simple device converts chemical energy into electrical energy and powers most portable electronics.
When you rub a balloon on your hair and it sticks to a wall, you've created this type of electricity that doesn't flow.
This natural phenomenon occurs when static electricity discharges between clouds and the ground during a storm.