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Electricity 1

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Published in: Physics
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Basic electric circuits

Elizabeth C / Kochi

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Qualification: M.Sc. & B.Ed.

Teaches: Physics, Chemistry

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  1. ARON
  2. ELECTRICITY
  3. ELECTRIC CHARGES Charge is the fundamental quantity of electricity
  4. Electric circuit An electric circuit is a path in which electrons from a
  5. Sim switches uit with Switch Cfili conventional current flow switch battery light bulb electron flow
  6. Electric current o Flow of electric charges is called electric current or electricity Electricity can kill or severely injure people and cause damage to property,
  7. HOW CAN IT BE DANGEROUS? o the plug or connector is damaged o the cable has been repaired with tape, is not secure, or internal wires are visible etc burn marks or stains are present (suggesting overheating) Careless handling
  8. Conversion of electricity to other forms O O O Electricity converted to Light Heat Magnetic energy Mechanical energy example bulbs iron box, room heater, heater electromagnets fan, electric car
  9. What are electric charges? o What is an electric circuit? o Draw a simple circuit of an electric heater. o Give some cases when electric current can be dangerous o Can electricity be changed(transformed) into other energy forms? o Give examples of devices which converts electricity into other energies and what are their uses.
  10. THANK

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