| FILAMENT | | Relationship among electrical force, charges, and distance |
| CONDUCTOR | | The mutual attractions or repulsions between electrons or protons is attributed |
| ELECTRONS | | These have a negative charge |
| THREADSECTION | | The flow of charge across the circuit |
| DIRECTCURRENT | | Unit of electrical charge |
| FARADS | | These have a neutral charge |
| AMPERES | | An act that restrains electrical current |
| INSULATOR | | The flowing of charges in one direction |
| CAPACITOR | | The unit of measure for electric current |
| VOLTAGE | | The measurement for electrical resistance |
| SERIESCIRCUIT | | Causes breaks in an open loop |
| ELECTRICALRESISTANCE | | The measurement for voltage |
| POTENTIALDIFFERENCE | | A thick area of a bulb where electricity can pass through |
| BATTERY | | A measurement of energy |
| PROTONS | | A composition of two or more cells |
| JOULES | | Electrical devices are connected in sucha way that the same voltage acts across each one and any single one completes the circuit independently of all others |
| PARALLELCIRCUIT | | The electrical resistance is directly proportional to the voltage per current |
| ALTERNATINGCURRENT | | This acts as a storage unit of electricity when charged in a circuit |
| OHMS | | This liquid reduces the human body's resistance to 100 ohms |
| OMEGA | | Electrically charged particles that repeatedly reverse directions |
| RESISTOR | | This will restrain the flow of charge in a circuit |
| OHM'S LAW | | The flow of electric charge through a circuit |
| COULOMB | | The product of curren and voltage |
| NEUTRONS | | Thin wire that conducts electricity through a light bulb |
| VOLTS | | Used as a form of safety fuses in a circuit |
| POWER | | Then end of a light bulb where electricity can pass through |
| TIP | | The unit of electrical power |
| SEAWATER | | Any path along which electrons can flow |
| WATTS | | Electrical devices are connected in such a way that the same electric current exists in all of them |
| CIRCUIT | | When the ends of an electrical conductor are a different electric potentials |
| ELECTRICCHARGE | | A measure of capacitance |
| CIRCUITBREAKER | | These have a postive charge |
| ELECTRICAL CURRENT | | A good emitter |
| COULOMBSLAW | | The Greek letter representing resistance |
