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Physical Science · Chapter 8 · Lesson 2

Current, Voltage, and Resistance

The same current returns as left.

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Physical Science · Chapter 8 · Lesson 3

Series and Parallel Circuits

Adding a lamp can increase the current.

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Physical Science · Chapter 8 · Lesson 5

Generators and Motors

A magnet sitting in a coil generates nothing.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 2

Galvanic Cells

Separate the two halves and the electrons have to travel.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 3

Cell Potential and Nernst

A voltage that falls as the reaction proceeds.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 4

Electrolysis

Pay the voltage and the reaction runs backwards.

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Physics · Chapter 8 · Lesson 2

Potential Difference

A battery does not store charge. It stores energy per charge.

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Physics · Chapter 8 · Lesson 3

Current and Resistance

The same current comes back as went out.

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Physics · Chapter 8 · Lesson 4

Circuit Analysis

Adding a lamp can increase the current.

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Physics · Chapter 8 · Lesson 5

Magnetism and Induction

A magnet sitting in a coil generates nothing at all.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 7 · Lesson 2

Electric Field and Potential

A property of space, and the energy it would take.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 7 · Lesson 3

Capacitance

Storing charge by separating it.

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Honors Physics · Chapter 8 · Lesson 3

Faradays Law

A changing field makes a voltage, and only a changing one.

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