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Sources of Electrical Energy
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Sources of Electrical Energy
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Electricity
Electricity is the flow of electrical energy or electric charges
Dry cells
Dry cells are used to supply a small amount of electrical energy and are used in small electrical appliances such as alarm clocks, torches and toys
Dynamo
Dynamo are fixed to bicycle wheels to light up bicycle lamps
Accumulator
Accumulators are rechargeable batteries that used in motor vehicles such as cars and motorcycles
Solar cells
Solar cells convert light to electrical energy and are used in calculators and water heaters
Hydroelectric power
Hydroelectric power stations use kinetic energy of water to move the water turbine and generate electricity
Generator
Generator is used to generate electricity in houses that are located in remote areas with no electricity supply
Sources of electricity
Sources of electricity are dry cells, dynamos, accumulators, solar cells. hydroelectric power and generators
Main source of electricity
Petroleum, nuclear power, coal, natural gas, Sun are examples of main source of electricity
Electricity is generated in power stations
Fuels like petroleum, coal or natural gas are burnt in power stations to generate electricity
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