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E1TPR_04_Electricity_Unit terms

Complete the text using electrical vocabulary

Francisco Mateos
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excess 2 Metals electricity electrics sparks electrons battery charging electron

1 . In Thale's language amber ( fossilized tree resin ) was called .
2 . The name that was given ( by William Gilbert ) to those materials which displayed the same attractive properties of amber was .
3 . Sir Thomas Browne coined the word to express the property that some materials have to attract others after rubbing them .
4 . Which two substances did Charles Du Fay find he was unable to turn into electrics ? and fluids .
5 . How many groups of electrics did Du Fay find in his experiments ? .
6 . Benjamin Franklin , keen on mischievous pranks , liked to electrify devices to produce large .
7 . He likened ( compared ) the act of electrifying and de - electrifying a device to and discharging weapon .
8 . Franklin proposed the idea that an electric discharges sparks like a military vessel fires it's canyons .
9 . When Benjamin Franklin said an object was ? positively charged ? he meant that it had an of electrical fluid .
10 . Thanks to J . J . Thomson we know that what Franklin called electric fluid is indeed the flow of small particles called .

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