how do electrons travel through wires?
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They flow lengthwise through the wire from one end to the other end. They move because electrons are gathered at the negative end of an electrical source looking for a way to get to the positive end of the source.. When a circuit is provided..
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Hey you cancorelate it with the flow in a water pipe.
The instant you turn on the pipe,water will instantanly flow out,
Likewise electrons are everywhere and once you switch on current in the wire they will start vibrating and start flowing..
Due to this instantaneous flow of electrons bulbs don't flicker!
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The instant you turn on the pipe,water will instantanly flow out,
Likewise electrons are everywhere and once you switch on current in the wire they will start vibrating and start flowing..
Due to this instantaneous flow of electrons bulbs don't flicker!
Hope I helped you.
Thank me later:)
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