Electric Charges & Current

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Electric Charges & Current Chapter 7

Types of electric charge Protons w/ ‘+’ charge “stuck” in the nucleus Electrons w/ ‘-’ charge freely moving around the nucleus in orbits

Conductors Allow the easy flow of electricity loosely bound electrons that are free to move from atom to atom metals like aluminum, gold, copper and silver

Insulators Insulators – resists the flow of electrons hold more tightly to their valence electrons: plastic, rubber, glass

Interactions between charges Like charge repel Opposite charges attract