Looking back on what you’ve learned in science class, electricity may be one of the most useful topics you'll ever learn. It is being used at all times during the day to power your phones, lights, microwaves, computers and countless other things that we just can’t seem to live without. Since everything we see if made up of small atoms, understanding electricity needs to start there. However, this is usually where most people begin to forget everything they’ve learned back in school about positively-charged and negatively-charged atoms. Luckily, the people at SaveOnEnergy have put together an animated infographic that helps break down how electricity works. From atoms all the way up to the power plants that bring electricity in your home, it guides you through how electricity works.
Looking back on what you’ve learned in science class, electricity may be one of the most useful topics you'll ever learn. It is being used at all times during the day to power your phones, lights, microwaves, computers and countless other things that we just can’t seem to live without. Since everything we see if made up of small atoms, understanding electricity needs to start there. However, this is usually where most people begin to forget everything they’ve learned back in school about positively-charged and negatively-charged atoms. Luckily, the people at SaveOnEnergy have put together an animated infographic that helps break down how electricity works. From atoms all the way up to the power plants that bring electricity in your home, it guides you through how electricity works.
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