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Electricity and Circuits Class 6 Chapter 12 Science Notes

This document provides study notes from the CBSE curriculum for Class 6 Science on the topic of electricity and circuits. It defines key terms like electric current, electric cell, bulb, wire, switch, and circuit. It explains how an electric current is the flow of electric charges. An electric cell uses chemical reactions to generate electricity and has positive and negative terminals. An electric bulb lights up when connected in a closed circuit with a cell and wires. The document also contains videos and links for further information on circuit components and electricity.

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Electricity and Circuits Class 6 Chapter 12 Science Notes

This document provides study notes from the CBSE curriculum for Class 6 Science on the topic of electricity and circuits. It defines key terms like electric current, electric cell, bulb, wire, switch, and circuit. It explains how an electric current is the flow of electric charges. An electric cell uses chemical reactions to generate electricity and has positive and negative terminals. An electric bulb lights up when connected in a closed circuit with a cell and wires. The document also contains videos and links for further information on circuit components and electricity.

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Class 6 Notes -
Chapter 12
The Electric Cell Bulb Connected to an Electric Cell An Electric Circuit An Electric

According to the CBSE Syllabus 2023-24, this chapter has been renumbered as
Chapter 9.

The Electric Cell

Current
Current is the flow of particles in a particular direction. For example, air currents that cause
winds or water currents.
When particles flow in an electric circuit to produce electricity, it is called an electric current.

Electric Current
The flow of electric charges in a circuit is called an electric current. The direction is
taken from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of the battery in an external
circuit.

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Electric Current

Electric Cell
A cell is a source of electric power created inside by internal chemical reactions.
When the chemicals inside the cell are exhausted, the cell needs to be replaced by a new
one.
Cells have two terminals: a positive and a negative terminal. In order for current to flow, the
positive terminal must be connected to the negative terminal, and this polarity must be
maintained.

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Wire Grade/Exam
An electric wire is a conducting path in an electric circuit through which current flows.
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Electric Bulb, and its Working


It consists of a thin wire that glows due to the passage of current. This is known as the
filament.
An electric circuit provides a closed path for the current to flow. The terminals of the bulb are
connected by wires to the electric cell.
Sometimes the bulb does not glow as the filament gets fused (breaks) due to overheating.

An Electric Circuit

Electric circuit
A closed-loop path, which the current takes, is known as an electric circuit.
When the path of the circuit is closed, current flows through it.
When there is a break in the path (the switch is open), then the circuit is open and not
conducting, so the current does not flow.

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Circuit Component

An Electric Switch

Electric switches
Devices that are used to connect the circuit or break it.
When the switch is connected, we call it ON, and when it’s not in contact (or open) with the
circuit, the switch is OFF.

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Electricity and Circuit – Conductors and Insulators

Conductors and insulators


Any material that allows the electric current to pass through it is called the conductor. For
example, metals like copper
Materials that do not allow the free flow of current through them are known as bad
conductors or insulators. For example, rubber and plastic

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Learn more about Electricity and Circuits from the topics given below:

Electric Current Types of Circuits

Current Electricity Electricity and Resistance

Frequently Asked Questions on CBSE Class 6 Science


Notes Chapter 12 Electricity and Circuits
Q1 What is the flow of current?

Current flow basically means the flow of electric charges with respect to time.

Q2 What is an electric cell?


An electric cell is a device which converts chemical energy into electrical energy.

Q3 Who invented electricity?


Benjamin Franklin had one of the greatest scientific minds of his time. He was
interested in many areas of science, and made many discoveries. In the mid-
1700s, he became interested in electricity.

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