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From what word is the name 'electricity' coined? Explain its meaning.
(N/A) The name 'electricity' is derived from the Greek word 'elektron',which means 'amber'. In ancient times,it was observed that when amber is rubbed with fur,it acquires the property of attracting light objects like bits of paper or straw. This phenomenon was the first recorded observation of static electricity.
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