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Electricity Transmission System
How do you transport electricity? Follow its journey from power plant to your home.
Hits: 1067
Kilo What?
A page introducing the general concept of electricity with good links off e.g. "Watered Down Electricity".
Hits: 1074
Which way does electricity REALLY flow?
Details of what electric current is and how it is measured. The site corrects many misconceptions about electricity.
Hits: 1364
What is Electricity
Most of us couldn't get by without it... but what is electricity? This site offers a nice, clear explanation and plenty more links.
Hits: 1436
Articles on electricity
A thorough and passionate clarification of the many misconceptions in electrical study which arise at school. Ideal for non-specialist staff who are not too sure what "electricity" actually is.
Hits: 1916
Ergonia
Kids' site about electricity. Find out how electricity is made, learn about renewable energy, and even take a virtual tour of a power station!
Hits: 2191
Nanogenerators Produce Electricity from Running Rodents
Nanotechnology has enabled a hamster wearing a power-generating jacket to do its own small part to provide a new and renewable source of electricity.
Hits: 1674
Static Electricity
A starter/revision guide to static electricity aimed at UK GCSE level. Includes animated diagrams.
Hits: 1938
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