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Ohm's Law
Resistors impede electric currents by converting some of the electric energy into another type of energy.
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Discover why graphite conducts electricity, how short circuits occur, and how Ohm's law explains the dangers of short circuits.
Authors:
Jean Brainard, Ph.D.
Difficulty Level
Basic
Grades
7
,
8
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9
Date Created:
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Subjects:
science
Physical Science
Tags:
crystalline carbon
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electric conductors
(3 more)
electric insulators
electrical safety
Ohm's Law
Language
English
Concept Nodes:
SCI.PHY.757 (Electric Conductors and Insulators - Physical Science)
SCI.PHY.757 (Electric Conductors and Insulators - Physics)
SCI.PHY.759 (Ohm’s Law - Physical Science)
SCI.PHY.819 (Electric Safety - Physical Science)
SCI.PHY.819 (Electric Safety - Physics)
SCI.CHE.999.204 (Forms of Crystalline Carbon - Physical Science)
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artifactRevisionID: 6839849
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