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The Invisible Flow Powering Circuits

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Identify the invisible flow powering circuits.

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Identify the invisible flow powering circuits.

by Pamela Marie Tagum
1

I am a flow of charged particles that powers your lights and devices; I need a closed path to travel and a source to begin. What am I?

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Driven from higher to lower electric potential across a circuit.

Measured in amperes, it is the rate at which charge moves.

Flows through conductors when a circuit is complete.

2

I store energy until you need it. I give power to flashlights, toys, and circuits. Without me, many devices stay asleep.

3

I am the pathway that electricity follows. I connect one part to another, but I don't create power.

4

People call me the "push" behind electricity. The stronger I am, the harder I can move electric charges.

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I'm measured in ohms (Ω). I stand in the way of electric current, making it work a little harder.

 
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