A “complete circuit” is needed for electricity to flow through a circuit. This can be accomplished by using a conducting wire to connect either the positive or negative terminal of a power supply to a circuit element, and then connect a wire from the circuit element to the other terminal of the power supply.
In this activity you will construct a complete circuit that causes Christmas tree light bulbs to glow and then investigate the brightness of the otherwise identical light bulbs as additional bulbs are connected in various circuit arrangements.
Objectives: · Create a working light bulb circuit · Discover what happens to the brightness of otherwise identical bulbs a. as more and more are connected in series, b. as more and more are connected in parallel, c. as multiple bulbs are connected in combination arrangements
Equipment: Size D dry cells, cell holders, connecting wires, Christmas tree lights
Procedure:
Note: Screen shots of circuits shown in this document were taken from a free electrical circuit simulation found on the World Wide Web at http://www.physicslessons.com/exp22b.htm.
Girlfriends
is what she adores most.
They are her SuperGirlf.
Winnie the pooh
elmo & strawberry stuffs makes her go crazy
(they're way too cute!)
Editing & creating blogskins
are part of her favourites.
Shopping sprees
with her girlfriends are times when they
can crap together.
Camwhoring
When she's out with her Supergirlfs or
when she has nothing to do at home.
Tootys & Buaybahs
are the beloved families of hers.
Dark Chocolates
is her choice chocolate.
More bitterness, less sweetness please (:
Beloved Darling
He's of course, who i love.
More sweetness for this please (:
Boyf, i love you
Yearns ♥
♥ i want
- Lose weight!
- Skin Of The Day
- Get over you?
- Electric blue/red cardigan!
- Litle Miss Sunshine Tee
- I Love My Boyf tee! ♥
- More outings with JJC senior!
- New pair of shoes & boots
- 170cm tall!
- Silver for YCMB!
- More Jeans shorts!
- Black Eyeliner!
- Student councillor!
- More Tunics!