Electricity is a form of energy made up of charges that can produce light, heat, or motion. There are two kinds of electricity: static, which is an electric charge that collects on objects, and current, which is the flow of electric charges through conductors like wires. Electricity produces forces of attraction or repulsion between charged objects through an electric field.

1. ELECTRICITY

4. WHAT IS ELECTRICITY?
•A form of energy
made up of charges
that can produce
light, heat, or
motion

7. KINDS OF ELECTRICITY
Static Current

8. KINDS OF ELECTRICITY
Static
• An electric charge that
collects or builds up on the
surface of an object
• Examples
–Shocking
–Lightening
Current
• The flow of electric charges
carried through a material
such as wire or other
conductors
• Examples
–Power lines
–Computers
–Appliances

9. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

10. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

11. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

12. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

13. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

14. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

15. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

16. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

17. FORCES: ATTRACTION OR REPULSION

18. ELECTRIC FIELD