Faradays Law
A Law Stating That A Changing Magnetic Flux Induces An Electric Field Or Voltage.

Lenzs Law
A Law Stating That The Direction Of An Induced Current Opposes The Change In Magnetic Flux That Produced It.

Electromagnetic Induction
The Process Of Generating Voltage By Changing Magnetic Fields, Described By Faraday Law.

Transformer
A Device That Changes Voltage Using Electromagnetic Induction.

Electromagnetic Wave
A Wave Consisting Of Oscillating Electric And Magnetic Fields, Including Light, Radio Waves, And X Rays.

Speed Of Light
The Speed At Which Electromagnetic Waves Travel In A Vacuum, A Fundamental Constant In Physics.

Specific Heat Capacity
The Amount Of Heat Required To Raise The Temperature Of A Substance By One Degree.

Electric Potential
The Potential Energy Per Unit Charge At A Point In An Electric Field.

Conduction
The Transfer Of Heat Through Direct Contact Between Particles.

Convection
The Transfer Of Heat Through The Movement Of Fluids.