how does the flow of electron differ from the flow of current in a circuit
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electron flow opposite of charge.
if charge flow + to- then electron flow -to+.
it flow because of potential difference
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The flowing of electron is called current.
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when 6.25× 10^18 electron flow through a wire or conductor so current is produced but in flowing of current we have need voltage .
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