What is Electricity?

1. The scientist's definition: "Electricity" means only one thing: it's the electrons and protons, the electric charge.

Examples: CURRENT OF ELECTRICITY. QUANTITY OF ELECTRICITY. COULOMBS OF ELECTRICITY.

2. The everyday definition: "Electricity" means only one thing: the electromagnetic field energy sent out by batteries and generators.

Examples: PRICE OF ELECTRICITY. KILOWATT-HOURS OF ELECTRICITY.

3. The grade-school definition: "Electricity" means only one thing: it refers to the flowing motion of electric charge.

Examples: "CURRENT" ELECTRICITY. AMPERES OF ELECTRICITY.

4. "Electricity" means only one thing: it refers to the amount of imbalance between quantities of electrons and protons.

Example: "STATIC" ELECTRICITY. DISCHARGE OF ELECTRICITY.

5. "Electricity" is nothing other than the classes of phenomena involving electric charges.

Examples: BIOELECTRICITY, PIEZOELECTRICITY, TRIBOELECTRICITY, THERMOELECTRICITY, ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY ...ETC.