why don't protons consitute electric current?
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The electrons bounce against other electrons in the wire, which are repelled because they have the same electricalcharge. ... Electrons have a negative charge, while protons have a positive charge and neutrons are neutral (i.e., they have no charge).
Why don't positive charges move? Charge is carried by electrons moving. The protons are always stationary. The answer I found online is the protonsare stuck in the nucleus so they can't move ("strong nuclear force").
The electrons bounce against other electrons in the wire, which are repelled because they have the same electricalcharge. ... Electrons have a negative charge, while protons have a positive charge and neutrons are neutral (i.e., they have no charge).
Why don't positive charges move? Charge is carried by electrons moving. The protons are always stationary. The answer I found online is the protonsare stuck in the nucleus so they can't move ("strong nuclear force").
kkkaa:
okay but electrons not move on their then how can you say that protons stay at rest ?
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