Science, asked by biswajitbiswas78, 10 months ago

mercury is a liquid that conducts electricity what constitutes a current through it

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Answered by jhaabhishek081

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Electron constitute electric current. not ion

Answered by sulinahota

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As mercury is a metal, it has free electrons which is known as electron sea, this is the main reason that constitutes a current through it.

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