Describe what is going on in the circuit that makes the bulb light.
What is electric charge?
Is the electric charge that leaves the battery larger, smaller or equal to the charge that returns to the battery?
How fast does charge move through wires in a circuit? Explain.
If we run the circuit long enough the battery will “die” and the bulb will not light. What do you think causes this to happen?
Thanks for the help.
What is electric charge?
Is the electric charge that leaves the battery larger, smaller or equal to the charge that returns to the battery?
How fast does charge move through wires in a circuit? Explain.
If we run the circuit long enough the battery will “die” and the bulb will not light. What do you think causes this to happen?
Thanks for the help.
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Charge is a number of electrons measured in Coulombs.
The electrons (charge) that leaves a battery is the same as that which returns to it.
Current is the flow of electrons. The flow depends on the current.
Batteries store energy. The fundamental unit of energy is joules, and 1 joule is equal to 1 watt second. Sometimes energy stored is given in amp hours. Anyhow, when the energy is depleted, the battery is discharged.
The electrons (charge) that leaves a battery is the same as that which returns to it.
Current is the flow of electrons. The flow depends on the current.
Batteries store energy. The fundamental unit of energy is joules, and 1 joule is equal to 1 watt second. Sometimes energy stored is given in amp hours. Anyhow, when the energy is depleted, the battery is discharged.