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GCSE AQA Physics Atomic Structure Trilogy
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What is the circuit symbol for an ammeter?
Ammeter
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What is the circuit symbol for a battery?
Battery
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What is the circuit symbol for a cell?
Cell
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What is the circuit symbol for a diode?
Diode
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What is the circuit symbol for a fuse?
Fuse
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What is the circuit symbol for a lamp (bulb)?
Lamp
(
Bulb
)
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What is the circuit symbol for an LDR?
LDR
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What does LDR stand for?
Light Dependent Resistor
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What is the circuit symbol for an LED?
LED
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What is the circuit symbol for a resistor?
Resistor
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What is the circuit symbol for a closed switch?
Switch
(
closed
)
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What is the circuit symbol for an open switch?
Switch
(
open
)
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What is the circuit symbol for a thermistor?
Thermistor
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What is the circuit symbol for a variable resistor?
Variable Resistor
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What is the circuit symbol for a voltmeter?
Voltmeter
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For electrical charge to flow through a closed circuit the circuit must include a source of _________ __________
Potential Difference
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Electric current is a flow of electrical ______
Charge
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The size of an electric _______ is the rate of flow of electrical charge
current
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Charge flow
,
current
and
time
are linked by the equation
charge flow
=
current x time
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Unit of charge flow, Q
coulombs
,
C
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Unit of current, I
amps
,
A
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Unit of time, t
seconds
,
s
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Current has the same value at any point in a ______ circuit
series
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The current (I) through a component depends on both the __________ of the component and the potential difference (V) across the component
Resistance
(
R
)
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For a given potential difference (voltage), the greater the resistance of the component the smaller the _______
current
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Current, potential difference or resistance can be calculated using the equation
potential difference
=
current x resistance
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Unit of potential difference, V
volts
,
V
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Unit of resistance, R
ohms
, Ω
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The current through an ohmic conductor (at constant temperature) is ________ ____________ to the potential difference across the resistor.
directly proportional
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The resistance of components such as lamps, diodes, thermistors and LDRs is not constant; it changes with the _______ through the component
current
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The resistance of a filament lamp increases as the ___________ of the filament increases
temperature
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The current through a diode flows in ___ _________ only
one direction
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The _____ has a very high resistance in the reverse direction
diode
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The resistance of a __________ decreases as the temperature increases
thermistor
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The resistance of an LDR decreases as _____ _________ increases
light intensity
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An ___ can be used to switch lights on when it gets dark
LDR
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A __________ can be used to switch heaters on when it gets cold
thermistor
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There are two ways of joining electrical components, in series and in ________
parallel
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For components connected in series there is the same _______ through each component
current
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For components connected in series the total potential difference of the power supply is ______ between the components
shared
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