Physics, asked by shreyashastri, 1 year ago

what is responsible for the flow of current through a metallic conductor

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Answered by vishalkumarpal

In case of conductors which are metallic, these charged particles are electrons. Besides these, positive charges can also be in the form of ions like in the electrolyte of a battery. ... This charge flow is measured in amperes and is termed as electric current.

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Answered by lavesh5

the free ion present in the metal are responsible for the current conduction

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