The meaning of electricity

 The meaning of electricity

Electricity is an invisible force that we cannot perceive
Because it cannot be seen, it has no taste, it has no smell, it cannot be felt
If one claims to look at the electric bulb, the light can be seen
The heat of the heater can be felt by touching the electric wire
In reality, these are not electricity, only the flow of electricity.

So what is electricity?
The whole house can be controlled with just one switch
Cooking, running a train, driving a motor, mobile phone, camera, television, computer, etc., solves numerous tasks.
The effects of electricity in our lives are many and widespread curiosity
What is electricity?
It is difficult to answer but we can say that

Electricity is an invisible force that generates light, heat, sound, motion and accomplishes countless real tasks.

Electricity originated from the Greek word 'electron' or amber (pine tree hard glue) in ancient times (640-456 BC) by Greek scholars.
Thales sees that rubbing amber with a silk cloth attracts small pieces of 

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paper. There is a squeaking sound when we comb our hair with a comb in winter, and the squeaking sound when we open our polyester cotton dress that attracts when the comb is brought close to a piece of paper.
And when you take off your shirt and bring it to your body, it pulls the fur. In the dark night, sparks come out of the clothes.
These are nothing but the presence of electricity.

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