Liquid with a sour taste like that of vinegar. Typically a caustic substance that can dissolve or damage certain tissues and substances

Hard yellow or yellowish brown remains from long-dead trees

The smallest piece of matter that makes up a substance or object

To draw toward oneself

The track on which electric current flows

Any material through which electricity will flow

To join one thing to another

A mechanical arm that swings freely from a center and is used to support or carry weight

Electricity that flows without stopping

Having to do with electricity

An electric magnet

A safeguard to prevent an overload of electricity in a circuit.

A machine that will find and measure small amounts of electricity

A large machine that makes electricity

Any material through which electricity cannot flow

A rock that is a natural magnet

Being like a magnet

A type of force. Being able to do what a magnet does.

The kind of electricity that is in an object with an extra amount of electrons

Having neither a positive nor a negative electrical charge

One of three kinds of particles found in atoms

A very tiny bit

Electricity that is made when electrons leave an object

A particle in an atom's nucleus that does not travel outside of the atom

To push away from, drive back, or refuse to mix with

Parts of a battery