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| the path followed by an electric current |
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| a thing that transmits heat, electricity, light, sound, or other form of energy |
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| the movement or flow of electric charges |
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| a physical phenomenon caused by the movement of certain charged particles such as electrons, especially between points having different electrical charges, and seen in naturally occurring phenomena such as lightning and magnetic attraction and repulsion |
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| a material that electricity has a hard time moving through, if it can at all -- the opposite of a conductor |
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| a device that completes or disconnects and electrical circuit |
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| a single cell that furnishes electric current |
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| to cause to come near, as by some special quality or action |
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| to drive away or force backwards |
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| a magnet in which an iron or steel core is magnetized by the electric current in the coil of insulated wire wound around it |
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