Physics, asked by simran18283, 11 months ago

a large no. of free electron are present in metal why is there no current in the absence of electric electric across it?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

cuz it is not in random motion , to be in random , metal ions required a electric force , which will be come only through electric current

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Answered by Sukhpreet85
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In a metal, large number of free electrons are found. These electrons are in constant random motion that means they are moving here and there.

Thus, current generated in one direction is cancelled out by current generated in opposite direction by these randomly moving electrons.

so, net current in a metal is zero. But under applied electric field, all electrons move in one direction resulting net current. Electric field is generated by connecting the two end of wire with two ends of a battery.

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