Graphic Organizers in Physical Science
3 parts of a CIRCUIT
Energy Source
Load
Battery
Photocell
Electric Generator
Thermocouple
Wires to connect parts
Light Bulbs
Appliances
TV
motors
Series Circuit
or VOLTAGE
If one bulb goes out
Electrolyte
Energy
Bulbs are BRIGHTER
Source
Load
EACH bulb gets FULL
BRANCHES
POWER or VOLTAGE
Wires
If one bulb goes out
Mixture of
chemicals that
conduct a current
Chemical
Reactions convert
Chemical Energy
INTO
Electrical Energy
the others STAY ON
2 Types
Cells
Electrode
of
Potential Difference
Energy per unit charge
Wet
Cell
Dry
Cell
the part
of a cell
where
charges
enter
or
exit
Wires with LOW
resistance
Connected in a FEW
the other go OUT
Parts of a Cell
Both
have
single LOOP
Bulbs share POWER
Copper wires
Parallel Circuit
Connected in a
Bulbs are dimmer
contain
LIQUID
electrolytes
contain
PASTElike
electrolytes
The difference in energy per unit
charge as a charge moves between
two points in an electric circuit
VOLTAGE
Car
Battery
Radio
Flashlight
AA C D
Batteries
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