Virtual Lab: Basic Electricity - Grasp the Fundamentals of Electrical Principles

Assist the scientists in restoring electricity to their laboratory by gaining a comprehensive understanding of the principles of electrical systems.

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Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Provide explanations for the terms charge, voltage, current, and their respective units.
Illustrate the movement of both current and electrons within an electrical circuit.
Enumerate the necessary components of a fundamental electric circuit.
Construct a functional, simple electric circuit.
Demonstrate the application of charge and energy conservation principles to a basic circuit.

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