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the appliance, or tool, or whatever it is that uses the power.
the part of an electric circuit converts electricity into other forms of energy is called a load.
Well, there will always be a certain percentage of the electrical energy transformed into thermal energy in the wires and components of the circuit (heat). Depending on the components in the circuit electrical energy may also be transformed into many other types of energy: e.g. magnetic field energy (inductor), electric field energy (capacitor), kinetic energy (relay, motor), electromagnetic radiation energy (antenna, light bulb, LED, LASER diode, CRT, X-Ray tube), sound wave energy (speaker, telegraph sounder).
There is the kinetic energy you are familiar with, just moving around There is also electrical kinetic energy, the energy required to move electrons within a circuit this energy is also known as electromotive force of Voltage
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, so other energy needs to come from another source.
You hook them up to an electrical circuit, and the energy would appear as electrical energy that the circuit can then transform into some other format.
the appliance, or tool, or whatever it is that uses the power.
The generic name of that part is the LOAD.
the part of an electric circuit converts electricity into other forms of energy is called a load.
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They are open and closed circuit
The circuit is incomplete, you will have no continuity, no flow of current to the load or other components. The voltage across every component in the circuit is zero. No part of the circuit stores or dissipates any energy. In short, the circuit doesn't work.
Energy can be redistributed into other venues.
Well, there will always be a certain percentage of the electrical energy transformed into thermal energy in the wires and components of the circuit (heat). Depending on the components in the circuit electrical energy may also be transformed into many other types of energy: e.g. magnetic field energy (inductor), electric field energy (capacitor), kinetic energy (relay, motor), electromagnetic radiation energy (antenna, light bulb, LED, LASER diode, CRT, X-Ray tube), sound wave energy (speaker, telegraph sounder).
There is the kinetic energy you are familiar with, just moving around There is also electrical kinetic energy, the energy required to move electrons within a circuit this energy is also known as electromotive force of Voltage
this is because the energy can still flow through the other branches.
That will convert the electrical energy into heat energy. Charge is not converted to anything; charge is maintained. What you are describing is called "resistance".