Electricity
* Most electricity affects magnetism.
* Most electricity comes from burn fuel
  - burning fossil fuels
  - coal, nuclear reactors, and large hydropower facilities
  - coal-burning power plants
  - energy sources
  - multiple sources
  - renewable sources
  - the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas
  - consists of voltage
  - creates heat
  - depends on power
  - drives electric motors
  - enters homes
* Most electricity flows from power sources
  - into resistors
* Most electricity flows through bulbs
  - circuits
  - close circuits
  - tiny wire
  - to bulbs
* Most electricity generates energy
  - has effects
* Most electricity is created with a turbine generator
  - derived from hydroelectric power and coal
  - generated by batteries
* Most electricity is generated by burning coal, gas or oil
  - fossil fuels like coal and oil
  - photovoltaic power stations
  - thermal power
  - made by burning fossil fuels like coal, gas or oil
  - nuclear from two RBMK, i.e. Chernobyl type, reactors
* Most electricity is produced by burning fossil fuels such as coal or gas
  - conversions
  - small diesel generators
  - utilities that are government-regulated monopolies
  - using fossil fuels, such as coal, oil or natural gas
* Most electricity is used by appliances
  - large appliances
* Most electricity passes through gases
* Most electricity produces forces
  - magnetic forces
  - relates to charge
  - takes paths
  - travels from power plants along overhead wires called transmission lines
  - used in Australia is produced at power plants
* Most electricity uses effects
  - in homes
* Some electricity also comes from large hydroelectric dams.
* Some electricity causes death
  - pain
* Some electricity comes from coal
* Some electricity comes from power plants
  - consists of movement
  - depends on friction
* Some electricity flows into bulbs
  - through filament
  - goes through hearts
  - has voltage
* Some electricity is created by flow water
  - made out of coal
* Some electricity is produced by aquatic creatures
* Some electricity is produced by nuclear plants
  - run water
  - windmills
* Some electricity is used by heaters
  - space heaters
  - loses energy
  - moves through water
* Some electricity reduces air pollution
  - refers to energy
  - runs motors
* Some electricity uses alloy
  - in schools
  - nuclear fuel
* accounts for about one-third of the production price of aluminum
  - one-third of the cost of producing aluminum
* acts differently than on Earth.
  - our personal, social and economic well-being
* also generates heat as it flows through most objects
  - needs to flow and requires a circuit to allow electrons to flow
  - powers modern life-saving medical equipment
  - travels through water
* always behaves in a prescribed and uniform manner
  - seeks every available path to ground through conductors
  - takes the shortest way to the ground
  - tries to reach the ground
* appears in several different forms, one of which is static electricity.
* arises between the positive and negative polarities.
* arrives at our homes through wires from the places where it is made.
* basic building block of economic growth
  - element of life
  - glue which holds atoms, our bodies and our worlds together
  - infrastructure
  - part of nature and it is one of our most widely used forms of energy
* begins mostly at large dams and waterfalls, and some nuclear plants.
* breaks down the water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen gases.
* burns the tissues.
* can be a potent fire source
  - dangerous for humans
  - dangerous, especially in the damp conditions of a tent or in the open air
  - very expensive during the summer because of air conditioning
  - cause cardiac arrest
  - come down a metal ladder at the speed of light
  - damage nerves causing unconsciousness, paralysis, brain damage and other problems
  - drive complex devices from stereos to electron microscopes
  - electrocute people if they touch live wires
  - flow easily from one lead to the other
* can flow through a closed circuit
  - metal or water to cause serious injury
  - the water without heating it
  - form - without ice crystals
  - instantaneously destroy tissue
  - kill
  - move around a circuit in two different ways
  - pass through objects, people and animals to reach the ground
  - power huge motors and can create heat
* can produce light and heat
  - magnetism, and magnetism can produce electricity
  - run appliances and illuminate light bulbs
* can travel in either direction through a wire
* causes electrocutions.
* comes from a place called a power plant
  - coal burning generators which produces far more emissions than natural gas
  - many sources
  - power plants that burn coal or oil
  - mainly from nuclear, hydro, and national coal
  - through the wires in impulses
* conducts better in some materials because of electron mobility.
* consists of the flow of electrons through a conductor such as an electric wire
  - movement of negatively charged electrons
* deals with commercial and industrial electrical systems as well.
  - upon the flow of electrons
* difficult substance to appreciate with the human senses.
* easily runs through water, and charged water can be lethal.
* enables the global real-time network for communication, finance, and trade.
* energizes the plasma in the main chamber of the thruster.
* features hands-on electrical circuits with flashlight bulbs, wires, and batteries.
* flow of electrons moving in the same direction
* flowing through a circuit is called a current
  - the wire causes it to heat up
* flows along copper or sometimes aluminum wiring that's inside the walls
  - between two points of different electrical potential
* flows from negative to positive
  - positive to negative terminal of a battery
  - the power source, in a loop or a circuit, back to the power source
  - just like water flows through water lines
* flows more easily through some materials than others
  - than through others
  - only when it completes a circuit
  - or moves through some things better than others do
* flows through a material carried by electrons, tiny charged particles inside atoms
  - thin wire in the light bulb called the filament
  - an electric motor in a fan, causing the fan's blades to turn
  - any electric conducting material
* flows through some materials very easily
  - objects better than others
  - substances more easily than others
  - the nerves in our bodies the same way electricity flows through a wire
* flows when a battery is connected to an object like a watch, toy, or flashlight
  - circuit is complete
* follows paths.
* force of nature and it is used in man's daily life, in every field of energy.
* form of energy as a result of electrons and positive ions separating.
* form of energy that starts with atoms
  - travels in a circuit
  - nuclear energy
* fundamental force of nature, analogous to gravity
  - part of our daily modern lives
* generated by large wind turbines is competitive with natural gas generation
  - the fuel cell is used to power an electric motor that drives the vehicle
  - from small hydropower plants is fed into the national electricity grid
* gives light and makes power to run all kinds of materials.
* going through the heart makes the cells contract.
* great power source to make our daily lives better.
* has a long history of therapeutic use in medicine
  - wicking effect on copper that draws corrosion in
  - advantage
  - characteristics
  - impact
  - limit ranges
  - little to do with common sense
  - noticeable effects
* has the ability to do work
  - potential to injure and kill
* heats a wire in the absence of oxygen, causing it to glow white hot
  - the gases to re-entry temperatures
* helps make living and working in the home easy, safe and fun - every day.
* includes hydro generation and imports from other states.
* is able to pass through electrolytes, as well as molten salts
  - about one-third the production price of aluminum
* is actually a flow of charged particles, such as electrons, protons, or ions
  - the flow or movement of electrons through a material
  - all solar, water is caught from the roof and filtered
  - almost as fundamental to our industrial society as air and water
* is also a lot less expensive than gasoline
  - of paramount importance for the sexual life, and thus for the reproduction
  - very powerful and can be dangerous if used improperly
  - always a danger for children
* is an essential component of modern life
  - source of energy on farms
  - excellent source of energy that is safe for the atmosphere
  - extremely inefficient form of heating
  - important part of our everyday lives
  - integral component of our modern economy
  - on-demand commodity
  - applied to the base of the light bulb and forced through the filament
  - at the root of American culture
  - blocked from flowing through a diode in the other direction
  - built up and then discharged by a spark
  - capable of shocks
  - carried from the electrodes through the skin and blocks the pain
* is carried to appliances and machines by wires concealed in walls, floors, and ceilings
  - the motor by thin wires approximately the size of a human hair
* is caused by flowing electrons
  - the movement of electric particles in matter
  - tiny particles with negative charges, called electrons
  - charged by meter reading
  - composed of electrons as rain is composed of water drops
  - conducted because the ions are free to move through the solution
* is conducted by copper far better than aluminium
  - electrons which can hop from one site to the other
  - in a crystal by electrons that are relatively free
* is conducted through the body and measured
  - passage of electrically charged ions or atoms
  - whenever charge moves from one place to another
  - consumed to produce oxygen from air
* is created at hundreds of generation plants across the country
  - by generators
  - inside a power plant
* is created when electrons move between atoms
  - ions are available within a solution to carry an electrical charge
  - the rotor inside a generator rotates
  - cut off for hours each day
  - derived from thermal and hydroelectric sources
  - distributed on a grid system
  - electricity, regardless of how it's generated or who generates it
  - electrons in motion
  - essential for significant economic growth
* is essential to modern life, both at home and on the job
  - supporting human life in space
  - everywhere
  - expensive and is often uncleanly generated
  - expressed magnetism, magnetism is folded electricity
  - fast and ephemeral
  - fast, but light is even faster
  - from solar photovoltaic cells
* is generated by batteries
* is generated by solar energy and waste is treated using biodigestors
  - panels and stored in batteries
  - the sun, with timers and sensors to maximize efficiency
  - by, among other things, processed sewage
  - from dusk to an early lights-out
  - in thermal plants using imported petroleum
  - mainly by hydroelectric and thermal power stations
* is generated when the heated fluid drives turbines or other machinery
  - wind blows
  - with a significant reduction in fuel consumption
  - inanimate objects
* is invisible, but it source of vast power
  - intangible
  - itself a form of fire
  - just as essential as oxygen
  - life-giving
  - like the fluid
* is located in basements
  - bedrooms
  - buildings
  - churchs
  - concerts
  - operas
  - rest areas
  - toy stores
* is made in power stations by burning coal, oil and gas
* is made of electrons
  - matter and all matter is made of atoms
  - on a large scale in a power generating plant
  - or generated
  - up of electrons, a fundamental part of the atom
  - made, or generated, at power plants
  - madwort and provides all motive power
  - mainly thermal, with some hydropower
* is measured by kilowatt- hours
  - kilowatt-hours
  - in units of power called watts
  - more expensive abroad
  - needed to run lights, computers, mechanical valves and machinery
* is nothing but energy
  - more than free electrons moving from atom to atom through a material
* is one of the basic forms of energy
  - fastest growing energy carriers within the developing world
* is one of the most dynamic and widespread energy sources in the hemisphere
  - important forms of energy in our world today
  - operated by photovoltaics
* is our cheapest form of energy, apart from domestic solar
  - most familiar source of energy
  - poised to become the dominant form of energy in the next millennium
  - potentially the most dangerous commodity in general use by the public today
  - produced and sent in power wires to where it is needed
* is produced as the aluminum oxidizes
  - magnets of the rotors spin past the stationary wiring of the stator
* is produced by a device called a turbine
  - burning coal, which heats water to make steam
  - dynamos
  - modified muscle cells
  - thermal, hydroelectric, and a minority of nuclear power plants
  - turning water to steam that is fed to turbines
  - wind and solar energy
* is produced from a power source
  - variety of energy sources
* is produced from the energy in water flowing from a high level to a lower level
  - locked within the nucleus of an atom
* is produced in a generating plant
  - three major ways
  - thermally by private firms and mining companies
  - when a magnetic field moves past a coiled wire
  - produced, without combustion, and is used to power the vehicle
  - prominent where guitars and keyboards are involved
  - provided by solar power and used for lightning, refrigeration and water pressure
  - really the movement of electrons
* is related to magnetism
  - the concept of charge
  - released as the stored energy is consumed
  - self-generated and scarce
  - sent on wires
* is simply electrons traveling through a wire
  - hundreds of tiny little people running through wires and cables
* is solar powered and recycled
  - supplying American and Fiji power
  - sold by means of market hourly clearing prices for specified amounts of electricity
  - supplied to the heart by an electrical coil implanted beneath the patient's skin
  - tangible personal property and is characterized as such in the law
* is the cleanest and most efficient energy source
  - cleanest, most efficient source of energy in commercial use
  - currency of the digital age
  - economic lifelines
  - equal opportunity medium that brings diverse energy sources to market
* is the flow of electrons from one point to another
  - through a conductive material
  - energy along a wire or through a conductor
  - negatively-charged particles
  - generative force
  - invisible glue that holds techno music together
  - kinetic energy of flowing electrons between atoms
* is the largest cost input in the process of making that grade of paper
  - energy source in most facilities
  - life blood of the modern economy
  - lifeblood of the information economy
* is the most common energy source, and it is very powerful
  - type of energy used to run machinery
  - versatile energy source
* is the movement of charge back and forth
  - oxygen of the Internet
  - passing of energy from one electron to another down wires from a power-station
  - power force of the universe
  - predominant form of heating fuel, followed by natural gas
  - principal force that powers modern society
  - pulse of modern society
  - safest, cleanest and most cost-efficient fuel available
  - same as lightning
* is the science of studying the flow of electrical currents
  - which pertains to electric charges and currents
  - second most common heat source
  - top driver for energy use
  - type of energy that is invisible
  - there inside physical matter
  - transmitted over long distances via high voltage power lines
  - urban heavy and light rail mass transit systems and in some rail corridors
* is used for lighting and heating or cooling of our homes
  - many hours in the day from a standard power point
  - navigation and capturing prey
  - warm food
  - in many different ways, all of which can become far more efficient
* is used to both pump the fluid through the cycle and blow the cooled air into the home
  - energize the crystals so they allow more or less light through
  - fuse the modified cell and the oocyte
  - generate oxygen and hydrogen from water
  - illuminate cells of inert gas stored in the display panel
* is used to power equipment, as well as to light facilities
  - mechanical and computer equipment in buildings
  - their vehicle
  - produce light, heat, power, etc
  - run compressors of various types
  - very widely
  - useful both in itself and as a means of transferring energy over long distances
  - very useful because it can be converted into many kinds of energy
  - vibrations or radiation
  - vital to the quality of life in the Carolinas
* is, similarly, an energy.
* keeps fading and generally stays at candle level
  - the smoke in
* key element in the development of industrialised nations
  - to survival
* kind of energy, and so is heat.
* luxury in many parts of the world.
* made by nuclear power plants is called nuclear power.
* major cause of building fires.
* makes a thin wire in a light bulb so hot that it glows
  - many things possible in our daily lives
  - porous silicon glow
  - the gas release invisible u ltraviolet energy
  - up the second source of home heating, but on a scale of half that of natural gas
* means electrical energy obtained from power stations and used in transport
  - stations n.a
* measures in volts
* moves faster in space
  - from places
* moves through nanowires very differently from ordinary electrical wires
  - the wires very fast
  - well through wires and water
* moving stream of electrical charges.
* naturally flows from the source of generation to the nearest user
  - moves through the easiest path it can find
* necessity of life
  - to modern civilization
* normal thing, as normal as the outages during thunderstorms.
* obeys the laws of physics.
* occasionally can travel through phone lines.
* occurs in a natural state as lightning and in the form of static electricity.
* often leaves entry and exit burns.
* only runs at certain times during the day
  - of the day
* passes through a magnetron tube to produce microwaves
* passing through a coil of wires creates a magnetic force.
* physical phenomena involving positive and negative charge
* plays a central role in the supply of energy.
* plays a major role in our everyday life
  - the development process
  - very important role in our daily life
* plays a vital role in every swimming pool and spa system
  - the set-up and maintaining of computer systems
  - an important role in every business
  - no role in neural transmission process
* powerful energy source
  - force in all our lives
* powers everything from coffee makers to computers
* powers our televisions, video games, computers, cooks our food and plays our music
  - world and our bodies
* produced by commercial nuclear power reactors is clean power.
  - heat, heat produces electricity
  - light, heat and sound
  - two types of fields
* provides comfort, safety, entertainment, and productivity for our society
  - the nerves, muscles and even eyes which make our world function
* repels the same kind and attracts the opposite kind of electricity.
* requires the movement of electrical charges.
* results from the electrical charges of sub-atomic particles.
* runs at only certain times of the day
  - through a tungsten filament that glows and produces a soft, warm light
* secondary energy source.
* seems to have produced that kind of change in almost every field.
* still takes time to travel between electronics components.
* stored in a battery is an example of electrical potential energy.
* surrounds the globe in a single mesh.
* tends to be provided by a single company in each geographical area.
* travels a foot in a nanosecond.
* travels at the speed of light
  - best through conductors
  - path called a circuit
  - closed circuits, normally through a conductor
  - more evenly over the entire cross section of the conductor
* travels through a path called an electric circuit
  - either analog or digital signals
  - with higher strength through higher density knot wood than through clear wood
* travelss through wire.
* triggers energy
  - explosive energy
  - the movement in the diaphragm, acting as a cone, but just flat
* type of energy that can build up in one place or flow from one place to another.
* unique commodity.
* usually flows through conductors.
* very powerful form of energy that travels in a path called a circuit
  - useful form of energy
* vital commodity in a vulnerable market
  - product to sustain our quality of life and economy
* wants to flow from a higher voltage to a lower voltage.
* wonderfully versatile form of energy.
* works because electric charges push and pull on each other
  - best when the root is moist as opposed to keritanized
  - like the human body
+ Earthship
  * An Earthship does not require external support to sustain itself. Instead, it is built to use resources available from its natural surroundings. For example, windows are placed so that sunlight is shone inside the house to be used for heating. Electricity is generated by solar panels and stored in batteries. The roofing collects rainwater that is filtered and used for drinking and various household activities such as cooking and washing.
+ Electricity, Electric current
  - Electricity in physics
  * Electricity works because electric charges push and pull on each other. Similar charges repel each other. This means that if you put two positive charges close together and let them go, they would move apart. Two negative charges also repel. But different charges attract each other. This means that if you put a positive charge and a negative charge close together, they would smack together
  - Methods of generating electricity
+ Electrology: Hair :: Medical procedures
  * Electrology' is an electrical process to remove human hair so that it does not grow back. An electrologist is sometimes called an electrolysist in the United Kingdom. The process of removing the hair is referred to as electrolysis. The electrolysist slides a thin metal probe into each hair follicle. This, if done the right way, does not hurt the skin. Electricity flows to the follicle through the probe. This causes damage to the areas that grow hair so that it does not grow back.
+ Heart, Heart's Pacemaker: Anatomy of the cardiovascular system
  * When they get smaller we also say they 'contract'. Electricity going through the heart makes the cells contract. The SA Node is a group of cells in the right atria. These cells start an 'electrical impulse'. This electrical impulse travels through the atria making them contract. This motion is called 'atrial systole'. The AV Node makes the impulse slow down.
+ Kaltjiti, South Australia: Towns in South Australia :: Indigenous Australian communities :: Pitjantjatjara :: 1934 establishments
  * Mail is delivered to Kaltjiti twice a week. Supplies are delivered every two weeks. Water is provided from four bores and placed in storage tanks for pumping to the community. Electricity comes from a diesel generator. Kaltjiti does not have a permanent police presence. State police are based at Marla and run patrols to the area.
+ Nuclear power plant: Power plants :: Nuclear energy
  * A 'nuclear power plant' is a place where people make electricity using heat from nuclear reactions. A nuclear power plant has a place where the nuclear reaction makes heat, called a reactor. The plant also has machines which remove heat from the reactor to operate a steam turbine and generator to make electricity. Electricity made by nuclear power plants is called nuclear power.
+ Pipalyatjara, South Australia
  * There is a small airstrip at Pipalyatjara. Mail is delivered once per week by air. Electricity comes from a diesel generator. Water comes from two bores and placed in storage tanks for pumping to the community. There is a school in Pipalyatjara, which also serves nearby Kalka.
+ Salt: Chemical compounds
  * Mixtures of salts in water are called electrolytes. Electricity is able to pass through electrolytes, as well as molten salts.
  * Electricity arrives at our homes through wires from the places where it is made. It is used by electric lamps for producing light, electric heaters to produce heat, etc. It is also used by many devices such as washing machines, electric cookers, etc. for doing work. In factories, electricity is used for running machines and computers.
+ Wire: Hardware (mechanical) :: Electrical wiring
  * Wire' is a long, thin and flexible piece of metal. Electricity can travel through a wire. They are all different shapes and sizes.