Electricity and Magnetism
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- CHARGE
- CIRCUIT
- COMPASS
- CONDUCTOR
- INSULATOR
- MAGNET
- POLARITY
- RESISTANCE
- STATIC
- VOLTAGE
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Push enough voltage through a conductor and current flows, but an insulator refuses to carry it at all — resistance is the difference between the two. A magnet sorts the same electrons into a north and a south pole and can swing a compass needle from across the room without ever touching it. Static charge and a moving current turn out to be the same force wearing two different coats.
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