Does conductor get positively charged after the electric current passes through it?
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yes it is true because conducter get positive current
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Nope flow of electrons is the electric current.
Electrons carry negative charge
When current flows through a conductor it doesn't acquire any net charge because there is no accumulation of charge at any region.In other words we say a substance to be charged if and only if charges get accumulated at any end of conductor.In this case conductor will have no net charge
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no conductor do not get charged as it allows the current to follow to them with ease
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