Grade 11Electric Current
where do electrons in electricity come from?
where do electrons in electricity come from?
1 Answer
Mukesh Sharma
The electrons that are responsible for currents from a generator are the free electrons in the wires themselves; all solid matter is partly made of electrons, so if you have a generator, you have lots of electrons
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