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Define los siguientes conceptos: la electricidad.

Carga eléctrica; los materiales conductores, aislantes y semi- conductores; los circuitos, sus partes y componentes: resistencia, corriente y voltaje.

Responde:

1.¿por qué es importante conocer las características y el funcionamiento de la electricidad en un circuito eléctrico?

2.¿Qué conoces ahora sobre la electricidad?

3.¿Cuáles son los materiales conductores, aislantes y semiconductores?

4.¿Por qué es importante conocer acerca de la clasificación de los materiales?

5.¿Sabes cuáles son los materiales utilizados en las instalaciones eléctricas de tu casa?

6.¿qué usos tiene la electricidad?

7.¿En qué se transforma la energía eléctrica que nos llega?

8.¿De dónde creéis que procede la energía eléctrica que se utiliza en los hogares?

9.¿Tener todas las comodidades supone un aumento del consumo de energía eléctrica?, ¿creéis que es importante ahorrar energía eléctrica?, ¿porqué

10.¿Qué ocurriría si un día no tuvierais energía eléctrica?

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