why the direction of current is in opposition to direction of movement of electron
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Current is defined as the flow of positive charge, and that's what Franklin thought was moving in the metal wires he was playing with. He was wrong -- it was the negative charges moving, in the direction opposite to the direction his imagined positive charge moved.
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Current is defined as the flow of positive charge, and that's what Franklin thought was moving in the metal wires he was playing with. He was wrong -- it was the negative charges moving, in the direction opposite to the direction his imagined positive charge moved.
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