5.6B Vocabulary.

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5.6B Vocabulary

Electric circuit The pathway through which electrical current flows.

Series Circuit an electric circuit in which the electric current passes through a single path

Parallel circuit An electric circuit in which the electric current can have more than one path

Electric current The flow of electricity around a circuit.

Flow Electric current moving in a smooth and continuous way

Conductor Objects that allow thermal and electrical energy to flow through them Examples: copper, aluminum, iron, steel

Insulator Objects that stop or slow down the flow of thermal and electrical energy Examples: cloth, wood, rubber, glass, plastic

Electromagnetism Magnetism created by an electric current Examples: MRI, motor