Physics, asked by rsachirai, 10 months ago

How does potential difference cause an electric current to flow through a metallic conductor

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Answered by steyn1231
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Metallic conductor contains free electrons,which are charge particles. Any charge particle will always try to move towards the lower potential energy region if they are free to move.

Answered by UntitledBrain
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Metallic conductor contains free electrons, which are charge particles. Any charge particle will always try to move towards the lower potential energy region if they are free to move. Since the electrons are almost free in metal, they moves towards lower potential energy region as there is a potential difference. This movement of electrons is the Electric Current of the circuit.

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