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Electricity 1 - Contenido educativo
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Electricity is a flow of charged particles. These particles originate in
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the atom. If you have ever studied the atom you will know that an atom has a
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compact center called the nucleus. The nucleus contains two types of particles
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protons which have a positive electric charge and neutrons which have no
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electric charge. Small charged particles called electrons exist outside of the
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nucleus. Electrons have a negative charge and they are attracted to the
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positively charged protons. The electrons move in high-speed orbits around the
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nucleus, held close to the nucleus by the strong force of attraction from the
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protons. You can witness this force by rubbing a balloon on fabric, creating an
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imbalance of electrons and protons. Small pieces of paper will stand up and jump
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to the negatively charged balloon. Scientists call this static electricity because the charge
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doesn't move. It stays on the balloon. Two negatively charged balloons repel one another.
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The light charges on each balloon repel. This force can cause electrons to move from one place
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to another. When electrons flow between two points, we call this electricity. One of the
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One of the most dramatic effects of electricity is a lightning strike.
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Electrically charged clouds release their charge in an explosive flash.
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A powerful demonstration of electricity.
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- David G.
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- Fecha:
- 19 de diciembre de 2021 - 13:18
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- IES MARIE CURIE Loeches
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- 01′ 36″
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