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Mind Map by Gustavo Martins, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Gustavo Martins
almost 4 years ago
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THE EFFECTS OF AN ELECTRIC CURRENT
- thermal
- luminous
- The heat generated by the current may be so
great that the conductor becomes
incandescent. For example, the filament of a
light bulb emits intense white light when
heated by a current.
- The heat generated by the current may be so
great that the conductor becomes
incandescent. For example, the filament of a
light bulb emits intense white light when
heated by a current.
- chemical
- Chlorine is generated by the electrolysis of salt water.
Electrolysis can also be used to break down water into
hydrogen and oxygen. Because pure water does not
conduct well, sulphuric acid has to be added before the
electrolysis takes place.
- Chlorine is generated by the electrolysis of salt water.
Electrolysis can also be used to break down water into
hydrogen and oxygen. Because pure water does not
conduct well, sulphuric acid has to be added before the
electrolysis takes place.
- magnetic
- A current flowing
through a conductor
creates a magnetic
field around it.
- A current flowing
through a conductor
creates a magnetic
field around it.
- When a current
flows through a
conductor it may
heat the conductor
- luminous
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