why do the free electrons in a metal wire flowing by themselvs not cquse any current flow in tha wire
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The electrons move in random directions and the net effect is that there is no effective movement of charge in one direction. ... When a potential is applied, the electric field exerts a force on the electrons in one direction. All the electrons will move in one direction causing the current.
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When there is no potential difference across the ends of a wire, there is no net electric field inside the wire across the ends. ... When a potential is applied, the electric field exerts a force on the electrons in one direction. All the electrons will move in one direction causing the curren
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