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Facts about Electricity for Kids
This web page contains facts about electricity for kids and is an excellent resource for anyone of any age looking to learn about electricity. Our goal is to provide you with accurate, up-to-date facts about electricity. In addition to facts about electricity for Kids, we provide additional resources to help you with your research on it.
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Benjamin Franklin is credited with the discovery of electricity is a natural occurrence.
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Static electricity is the electric charge that accumulates in one location, whereas current electricity is the electric charge that moves from one location to another.
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A watt is a unit of power that measures how much energy a device needs to operate. A watt is a unit of power that measures how much power a device needs to operate.
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Electrons in DC travel in the same direction while electrons in alternating current, change direction from time to time. Electrons in DC travel in the same direction while electrons in alternating current, change direction from time to time.
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A megawatt refers to 1,000,000 watts and is usually used to measure the amount of electricity produced in a power station. A megawatt refers to 1,000,000 watts and is usually used to measure the amount of electricity produced in a power station.
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Electrons in DC travel in the same direction while electrons in alternating current, change direction from time to time.
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Voltage is the amount of force that makes electrons travel through a circuit.
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Have you ever heard of an electric eel? If you have, this fish can produce a powerful electric shock of about 500V. This is quite powerful and can leave even a human with serious injuries. Have you ever heard of an electric eel? If you have, this fish can produce a powerful electric shock of about 500V. This is quite powerful and can leave even a human with serious injuries.