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Glass and plastic also if there are other modifiers rubber is also included because it is a good insulation material.
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How many paths in a Parallel circuit?
a parallel circuit can have 2 or more paths for electricity to flow through
What are the differences between magnets and electricity?
magnets are just 2 opposite forces coming together. Electricity is a the flow of energy going from one place to another
Is the flow of electrons is called electric current?
static electricity- a kind of electricity produced by rubbing 2 different materials together to create friction/heat which makes static electricity.current electricity- a kind of electricity that has continuous movement of electrons[don't put your grade for safety purposes]
Why does cotton make more static electricity?
Because Cotton is low on the list of electrons. If you rub 2 materials together, the lowest one on the list will take the electrons away from the other and it will result in a negative effect.
Why doesn't convection occur in a solid material?
Convection is fluid flow. It requires the movement of atoms and molecules within fluids (liquids or gases). In a solid, atoms and molecule are fixed in place and the material of a solid does not flow, so there can be no convection. Note 1. The answer above directly applies to 99.9% of the cases. There are peculiar amorphous materials, such as elastic materials, where one might consider them solid but they undergo some movement. There are also "visco-elastic" materials which exhibit both elasticity and flow. (For example below Earth's tectonic plates is the visco-elastic asthenosphere. Some artificial polymers and foams will behave partly as fluids and partly as elastic solids.) True solids do not flow. Note 2. There are links below related questions on why there is no heat transfer by convection in solids and why there is convection in fluids.
List 5 materials that electricity does not flow through well?
1.rubber 2.glass 3.plastic 4.wood 5.cloths This are some materials that electricity not flow through (I think)
What is ststic electricity?
electricity that can flow from one point 2 another
What is ststic?
electricity that can flow from one point 2 another
How many paths in a Parallel circuit?
a parallel circuit can have 2 or more paths for electricity to flow through
What are the differences between magnets and electricity?
magnets are just 2 opposite forces coming together. Electricity is a the flow of energy going from one place to another
Does electricity continue to flow through a table lamp when the switch is on and the bulb is removed from the lamp?
Electricity flows by any conductor.But the most used to flow electricity is copper. Now if there is any problem with a wire even if it is a conductor the electricity will not flow.Sometimes when trying to make an electric circuit the electricity does not flow,if the wirehas no problem it is a problem with connection to make that work you just put silver paperbetween the 2 wires that have a problem in connecting to the bulb or any such thing.
What are 5 facts about static electricity?
1 it can be used as an ignition source 2 lightning is a form of static electricity 3 is caused by rubbing 2 or more materials against each other
Is the flow of electrons is called electric current?
static electricity- a kind of electricity produced by rubbing 2 different materials together to create friction/heat which makes static electricity.current electricity- a kind of electricity that has continuous movement of electrons[don't put your grade for safety purposes]
What is conduction of heat and give examples of 2 materials that are good conductors?
conduction of heat is when lets the flow of electricity run through. Two good conductors are water and metal. Like when a metal spoon gets hot when you put it in soup. but plastic does not do that
Infer- you rub 2 inflated balloon on your hair what happens when you hold them close to each other?
electricity well then flow
True are false. electricity is a flow of negative charge?
False. 1. Electricity involves the movement of electrical charges. The most common case is the movement of electrons (a negative charge), but other possibilities exist, such as movement of charges through ions (positive or negative), or holes (positive). 2. Even stating that electricity IS a flow of charged particles is a gross and misleading simplification. An electrical current INVOLVES the flow of charges, but that does not fully describe an electrical current.
Is Na2So4 an electrolyte or nonelectrolyte?
Yes, it is a strong electrolyte. It produces electricity.
