Science Unit 5.3 to 5.9 Flashcards

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What is Brass?

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It is a mixture of copper and tin.

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What is Iron?

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It is a mixture of nickel and chromium.

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3
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What is the unit of measuring current?

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It is amperes or amps for short.

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4
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What is the instrument used to measure current?

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It is a multimeter.

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5
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What does the multimeter have? Remember chapter 5.3

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The multimeter has connectors.

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6
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What is metal used for?

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It is used for the metal pins in a plug.

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What are the two main things electrical appliances made of?

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They are made of conductors and insulators.

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What is electricity?

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Electricity is a form of energy. Electricity is caused by the flow of electrons present in an atom.

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9
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Name some sources of electricity

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Cells
Battery
Plug

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10
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What is a series circuit?

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It is a circuit in which there is only one path for electricity to flow.

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11
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Instead of drawing a circuit that uses a lot of time, what can we do instead?

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We can use circuit symbols which takes less time and is understood by all people who know them.

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What does removing or adding bulbs to a circuit do?

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It causes each of them to glow less brightly or more brightly.

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What does removing or adding batteries or cells to a circuit do?

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It also causes the bulbs to glow less brightly or more brightly.

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14
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What unit is used to measure the strength of electricity?

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The unit used is volts or also V for short.

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How does the thickness of the wire affect the speed it is traveling?

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It will change as more electricity will pass through the thick wire while less will flow in the wire that is thin.

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16
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What do you need for a 3v buzzer?

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You need a 3v battery or power source.

17
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When and where did the workers find the ancient tomb?

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They found it in June 1936 near Baghdad.

18
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What was one of the oldest items they found inside the tomb? (Remember chapter number 5.9)

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The oldest item that was found was a clay jar.

19
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Describe the jar briefly

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The jar had an iron rod coming out from the center, surrounded by a tube made out of copper. It was known as the Baghdad battery

20
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Who was Luigi Galvani? What did he do?

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He was an Italian doctor and at about 1780 he discovered current electricity.

21
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Who was Alessandro Volta?

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He was an Italian university professor.

22
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What are the three things needed for a circuit?

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They are:
The source
The wires
And an unbroken loop.

23
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What is a switch?

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A switch is a device used for making and breaking electric current through the circuit.

24
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What should we check if a circuit is not working?

A
We should check if the
Wires are not broken
Wires are connected 
Switch is open
Or if the battery has leaked or is dead.
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What is current?
Current is the rate at which electric charges flow.
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How do we measure current?
We measure current by the number of charges that flow through a point in a circuit in one second.
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Random Learning Point | It's not a question it's just something you can learn if you don't know
All metals conduct electricity but some metals conduct better than others.
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How is the strength of electricity measured? | Full Answer
It is measured using the unit Volts or V for short. It was named after the Italian Professor Alessandro Volta. And you can clearly notice the word *VOLT* in his second name, which was Volta.