...into thermal or electrical energy This energy...
...Employs mechanical or electrical equipment for functioning...

...of signals: long-distance electrical signals and short-distance...
...use pulses of electrical current to receive,...
...neurons as an electrical current, consisting of...
...voltage (difference in electrical charge) across their...
...chemical potential to electrical potential involves ion...
...them units of electrical charge. Any resulting...
...membrane potential. The electrical potential itself prevents...
...results in an electrical gradient. The net...
...the chemical and electrical forces are in...
...At equilibrium, the electrical gradient will exactly...
...phase creates an electrical current that depolarizes...
...the flow of electrical current is inversely...
...a layer of electrical insulation that surrounds...
...poor conductor of electrical currents. The myelin...
...myelin sheath provides electrical insulation for the...
...that covers many electrical wires. The insulation...
...Some synapses, called electrical synapses, contain gap...
...that do allow electrical current to flow...
...vertebrates and invertebrates, electrical synapses synchronize the...
...behaviors. For example, electrical synapses associated with...
...are also many electrical synapses in the...
...synapses than at electrical synapses. A variety...

...Administration Electrical Safety I Electrical...
...Electrical Safety I Electrical Safety II Electrical...
...Electrical Safety II Electrical Safety III Click...

...television telephone The electrical phenomena per se...
...the light. Natural electrical phenomena The most...
...of a natural electrical occurrence is lightning...

...separation distance. An electrical force exhibits the...
...property. Differences: The electrical force can either...
...only attract. The electrical force between elementary...
...at the same electrical potential as the...
...is near zero electrical potential when compared...
...at the same electrical potential. Q23.14 An...
...not experience two electrical forces at the...
...be parabolic. The electrical force on the...
...not due to electrical forces. 4 Electric...
...is the net electrical force on the...

...Application: Consider an electrical circuit consisting of...
...is shown in electrical circuit theory that...

...EM (Electromagnetic) waves. Electrical: energy assosciated with...
...C, unit of electrical charge equivalent to...
...Load: to convert electrical energy into other...
...Source: provides the electrical energy. Switch/fuse: to...
...that uses their electrical energy, they experience...
...thought of as “electrical friction”. If we...
...voltages and currents. Electrical Power: The power...
...which it uses electrical energy. Power is...
...and voltage. Equations: Electrical Energy: The energy...