Why does only electrons move and not protons?
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Protons do move. But they’re only moving in battery acid. Acid solutions are conductive because the +H positive hydrogen ions have high mobility. Stop and think: a hydrogen atom with one electron missing is called what? It’s called “a proton.” When you see discussions of batteries and +H ions, they’re actually discussing proton-flows.
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