please help me copper wire is form of moleculs where it has free electrons
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A reddish-orange metal, copper is highly conductive to heat and electricity. It shares this ability with silver and gold, as these elements each have an "free agent" electronthat is open to negotiations for chemical bonds with any surrounding available atom.
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There are no free electrons anywhere..... electrons are always constricted to a path or in a defined space...
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yes copper wire allows movement of electrons within itself
I don't understand
where copper get free electrons
while it is in molecular form
they are not free bud
they are just loosely held therefore they can move
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