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-> Is any type of acceleration produced by Electrons when travelling through conductor? If yes then how?
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Yes there is a type of acceleration produced by elctrons when travelling through conductors bcoz
we know that since the conductors have free electrons they conduct electricity
so more free electrons, more acceleration and more conductivity
and less electrons, low acceleration and low conductivity
i hope it helped u
Yes there is a type of acceleration produced by elctrons when travelling through conductors bcoz
we know that since the conductors have free electrons they conduct electricity
so more free electrons, more acceleration and more conductivity
and less electrons, low acceleration and low conductivity
i hope it helped u
KHUSHIANUPRIYA:
nice answer
When it contains acceleration then the voltage becomes high in every secound and on a time it is more than the speed of light, so it is not possible on Earth to travel more than the speed of light.
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electrons want to be evened out (more accurately is to say that they repel each other). if you pile a bunch of them up in one place, and have an absence of them near to it, they will really really "want" to move to the empty place. the bigger the difference between the presence of them in one spot, and the absence of them in the other, the more they will "want" to move. the "wanting to move" is the voltage (as others said, pressure). if this "wanting to move" gets strong enough, the charge can travel through something it would normally not be able to, like a lightning bolt through the air. –
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