Question

Is it correct to say that an electric current is 'used up' as it passes through an electrical
component? Explain your answer.​

Answer 1

Answer:

No. No more than water is used up as it passes through a pipe. In almost all circuits,

for every electron that leaves the negative terminal of the battery and flows into the

circuit, an electron returns at the battery's positive terminal. Each electron is completely

spent, exhausted, limping, semi conscious, completely empty of energy and barely able

to stagger to the finish line, but the number of electrons ... the amount of current and

the amount of charge ... is not 'used up'

Answer 2

Explanation:

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