- Explains the relationship between voltage, A hot object will have more kinetic energy current and resistance. which means faster moving particles. - Used by electricians, automotive, technicians A cold object will have less kinetic energy which stereo installers. means slower moving particles. VOLTAGE - push or pressure behind current flow HEAT – the thermal energy being transferred from one through a circuit and is measured in volts (V). object to another due to the temperature difference. CURRENT – quantity or volume of electrical flow. - Travels from the object with higher Measured in Amps (A) temperature to the object with lower RESISTANCE – flow of the current. Measured by ohms. temperature. - Commonly referred to as internal energy. ALESSANDRO VOLTA – developed the first electric cell INTERNAL ENERGY – grand total of all the energies in an - Introduced the unit of volt object. ANDRE MARIE AMPERE – discovered electromagnetism - Introduced the unit of ampere. Once heat energy touches the object, it is GEORG SIMON OHM – invented electrochemical converted into internal energy. - Discovered the relationship of Ohm’s law Internal energy is directly proportional to the temperature. ELECTRICITY- form of energy. It is the flow of electrons. The higher the temperature, the greater the - basic part of nature and it is one of our most widely internal energy used form of energy. HEAT – measured by calorimeter Electric circuit- provides a complete closed path for Units of heat: calorie and joule electricity. Symbol : Q TEMPERATURE- measure of the degree of hotness and TYPES OF CIRCUIT coldness of abody. CLOSED CIRCUIT- has a complete path and good - Average kinetic energy of the molecules in the continuity of current flow. body. OPEN CIRCUIT- one where the continuity of the current - Measured by a thermometer flow has been broken by an interruption. - Units: °C (degree Celsius or centigrade) SERIES CIRCUIT- circuit in which the same current flows °F ( degree farenheit) through all component. K ( kelvin) PARALLEL CIRCUIT- circuit in which the components are - Symbol: T arranged so that the current must break up before a. Clinical – body temperature meeting anf combining again b. Wall – air temperature SHORT CIRCUIT- low resistance connection between c. Laboratory- temperature of hot or cold water two conductors supplying power to any circuit. and soil HEAT CAPACITY ( Q ) – is the amount of heat needed raise the temperature of a body by 1°C or 1 kelvin. Q = MC∆T Where: m = mass in g or kg. 𝑐𝑎𝑙 𝑗𝑜𝑢𝑙𝑒 C = specific heat of a substance in 𝑔.°𝐶 or 𝑔.°𝐶 ∆T = change in temperature ∆T = Tf – Ti 𝑸 = heat capacity or amount of heat absorbed or lost in calorie or joule.