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  1. 1What happens when insulating materials are rubbed against each other?They become electrically charged.
  2. 2What particle is rubbed off between each insulating material when they are rubbed together?Electrons. (which have negative charges)
  3. 3How does one of the insulating materials become negatively charged?It gains electrons. (from the other insulating material)
  4. 4How does one of the insulating materials become positively charged?It loses electrons. (to the other insulating material)
  5. 5If two electrically charged materials, which carry the same charge, are brought near to each other what will happen?They will repel each other.
  6. 6If two electrically charged materials, which carry different charges, are brought near to each other what will happen?They will attract each other.
  7. 7What is electric current?The flow of electric charge.
  8. 8What does this circuit symbol represent?Open switch.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  9. 9What does this circuit symbol represent?Closed switch.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  10. 10What does this circuit symbol represent?Lamp.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  11. 11What does this circuit symbol represent?Fuse.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  12. 12What does this circuit symbol represent?Cell.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  13. 13What does this circuit symbol represent?Battery.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  14. 14What does this circuit symbol represent?Resistor.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  15. 15What does this circuit symbol represent?Voltmeter.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  16. 16What does this circuit symbol represent?Ammeter.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  17. 17What does this circuit symbol represent?Light dependant resistor. (LDR)What does this circuit symbol represent?
  18. 18What does this circuit symbol represent?Thermistor.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  19. 19What does this circuit symbol represent?Variable resistor.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  20. 20What does this circuit symbol represent?Diode.What does this circuit symbol represent?
  21. 21Which component does this current-potential difference graph represent and why?A filament bulb because the graph shows that the resistance of the filament bulb increases as the temperature of the bulb increases.Which component does this current-potential difference graph represent and why?
  22. 22What component does this graph represent and why?A diode, because it shows current only flowing in one direction, the diode has a very high resistance in the reverse direction.What component does this graph represent and why?
  23. 23What are mains electricity cables made from and why?The outside layer is made from plastic because it is a good, flexible insulator. The two or three wires inside are made from copper as they are good conductors.
  24. 24What colour is the neutral wire?Blue.
  25. 25What colour is the Earth wire?Green and yellow stripes.
  26. 26What colour is the live wire?Brown.
  27. 27What is direct current (d.c.)?Current that always passes in the same direction.
  28. 28What is alternating current (a.c.)?Current which is constantly changing direction.
  29. 29What is the frequency and potential difference of mains electricity?50 hertz and 230 V. (approx)

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GCSE Physics - Electricity (Includes; questions, answers & pictures)
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Gelöschter Nutzer · Apr 2019
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  • Erstellt von megfindley · 3 Apr 2016
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