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The word electricity is derived from the Greek word "electron", which means amber. This is due to the origin of the discovery of electrical phenomena: electricity was the first to be described in connection with amber. If you rub wool strongly on an amber, you charge yourself electrically, which is due to the fact that electrons are torn from atoms by the frictional force that you exert with the wool and these are then transferred to the wool or to the person who exerts the friction.No exact definitionElectricity itself can be described as a phenomenon rather than a clearly defined physical quantity. Lightning and the amber experiment have long shown the way to understanding electricity. It was clear that there must be a carrier in certain materials that has the property of generating sparks or lightning: the electron as a charge carrier. From the first phenomena to Maxwell's equations describing all the properties of electricity and magnetism, it was a long way. The first invention that made electricity a useful commodity was the Van-de-Graaf generator, with which mechanical energy, as in the amber experiment, was converted into electricity. Nowadays one can no longer imagine a life without usable electricity - it has conquered all areas of life.