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How is flowing water used to create energy?
There are things called turbines that convert the current of the water into electricity.
How can flowing water be used to do work?
Flowing water can be used to do work by creating a wheel or a turbine that turns a motor. In this manner, flowing water can be used to generate electricity to do work as well.
How does flowing water generate power?
A wheel is put in the water that makes it turn, generating electricity.
How can wind flowing water and tides be used to produce electricity?
They can all be used to spin turbines that will generate electricity.
What directs flowing water through a turbine that spins a generator to create electricity?
Tidal
Electricity that is produced by the use of flowing water is called?
sSharkeisha
What is called electricity pruductid by flowing water?
Hydroelectricity.
What is electricity produced by flowing water?
This is called hydroelectric power, or hydro power.
What is the electricity generating process made from flowing water called?
Hydroelectricity.
How is flowing water used to create energy?
There are things called turbines that convert the current of the water into electricity.
The electricity produced by using running water is called?
Hydroelectric power.
What is Hydroelecticity?
Electricity that comes from flowing water
Does water conduct battery electricity?
It doesn't conduct electricity if it is pure water as there are no flowing ions. But in un-pure water electricity can be conducted.
Which landform is produced by flowing water?
Mountain
What are two effects produced by flowing water in a river.?
The two effects produced by flowing water in a river are erosion, and a land formation known as a delta.
How is elctricity produced from water?
Electricity produced from water is also known as Hydro electricity. In this form of electricity production large turbines are run with the force of water to produce electricity.
What are effects produced by flowing water in a river?
erosion
