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| A material that electric current can pass through easily |
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| A material that current cannot pass through easily |
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| A flow of electric charges |
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| A path that is made for an electric circuit |
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| A material that resists the flow of current but doesn’t stop it |
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| A device that supplies energy to move charges thorough a circuit |
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| A circuit that has only one path for current |
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A circuit that has more than one path along which current can
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| An object that attracts certain materials, such as iron or steel |
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The space all around a magnet where the force of the magnet
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An arrangement of wire wrapped around a core, producing a
temporary magnet |
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| the transfer of thermal energy caused by particles of matter bumping into each other |
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| A force that keeps objects that are touching each other from sliding past each other easily |
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