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Friday, November 20, 2020

Electricity,electrons and type of conductor


       Electricity,electrons and type of           conductor



What Is Electricity

The flow of electrons in the conducting material is called current. Its flow cannot be seen, only its effect can be felt! According to this, the current in a clever wire flows only when the electrons move from one end of it to the other.

 What is Electrons

The smallest particle of any substance found in nature is called Molecule. And the smallest particle of a molecule is called an atom. The nucleus of an atom consists of protons and neutrons. 
These two numbers are equal. Protons are in positive charge, the particle that bounces around protons and neutrons is called electrons. It has negative charge.

What is Free Electrons

Some of the electrons revolving around the nucleus of the atom can be easily separated. The separated electrons are called free electrons. 
                It is because of these free electrons that current flows in the wire.


Types of materials

 Conductive material: 
                                    The substance that allows an electric current to pass easily inside it is called conductive material. Such as: Gold, Silver, Iron, Copper, Aluminum, nickel Etc.

Non-conductive material:
                                            The substance which does not allow any electrical current to pass through it is called as non-conductive material. Such as: Wood, Plastics, Mica, Rubber Etc.

Semiconductor Material
                                            Substances that allow the current to pass through the inside to a certain extent are called semiconductor materials. Such as: Germanium, Silicon Etc.



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