Elements In The Energy Story Conducting Solutions

All three of these sources have a lot of interesting facts, experiments, and tips about energy and how to save it. In the Energy Story, the author talks about how we use energy and how many things require energy and use a lot of it.They also talk about where it was first discovered, where it comes from, and how it works. The next story Short Circuit tells us how to do an experiment and explains what causes it and what is happening. The final story Conducting Solutions talks to us about ions and and how some elements do not contain any ions. If an element does not have any ions they do not conduct any energy,and how some elements who have a lot of ions conduct a lot of energy. In these three stories they are all talking about the same topic but are very different.

In the Energy Story, the author tells us that we use a lot of energy and in a lot of different things. They tell us how the structure of the atom looks and how the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons affect how much energy that element can produce. If there are more electrons the element does not conduct any energy and if there are more
We learned that Although houses today often contain circuit breakers rather than fuses, fuses are still around. A fuse contains a thin strip of wire, somewhat like the thin iron wire in our experiment. The current that goes to appliances must also pass through this strip of wire. And that If a short circuit occurs—or even if too many appliances get hooked up to one wire, so that too much current flows—the wire in the fuse heats up quickly and melts, breaking the circuit and preventing a fire from breaking out. But what is a short circuit? A short circuit is a device, an electrical circuit of lower resistance than that of a normal circuit, typically resulting from the unintended contact of components and consequent accidental diversion of the