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Physics IGCSE – Electricity Complete Answers 1. Insulation - Used to prevent electrical shocks when touching a wire. 2. Circuit Breakers - Break the circuit if the current exceeds a safe limit, using an electromagnet to trip a mechanism. 3. Earthing - Directs excess current safely to the ground, preventing electric shocks if a live wire becomes disconnected. 4. Double Insulation - Found in appliances like vacuum cleaners with plastic casings, eliminating the need for an earth wire to prevent electric shocks. 5. Current - Defined as the rate of flow of electric charge. 6. Current in Metals - Involves the flow of negatively charged electrons. 7. Measurement of Current - Measured in Amperes (A) using an ammeter. 8. Conductors - Materials that allow electric current to flow through them. 9. Equation for Charge - Charge equals current multiplied by time. 10. Voltage - Represents the energy transferred per unit charge. 11. Potential Difference - Another term for voltage. 12. Measurement of Voltage - Measured in Volts (V) using a voltmeter. 13. Relation between Coulombs and Voltage

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Physics IGCSE – Electricity Complete Answers
1. Insulation



- Used to prevent electrical shocks when touching a wire.




2. Circuit Breakers



- Break the circuit if the current exceeds a safe limit, using an electromagnet to trip a mechanism.




3. Earthing



- Directs excess current safely to the ground, preventing electric shocks if a live wire becomes


disconnected.




4. Double Insulation



- Found in appliances like vacuum cleaners with plastic casings, eliminating the need for an earth wire


to prevent electric shocks.

, 5. Current



- Defined as the rate of flow of electric charge.




6. Current in Metals



- Involves the flow of negatively charged electrons.




7. Measurement of Current



- Measured in Amperes (A) using an ammeter.




8. Conductors



- Materials that allow electric current to flow through them.




9. Equation for Charge

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