urrent is the flow of electrons in a circuit.
To use electricity,
we need electrons to flow
in the same direction around a circuit.
We usually use copper cables to form the circuit
because the atoms that make copper
have a loosely bound electron in their outermost,
or valance shell,
which is free to move around inside the metal.
This free electron is very easy to move,
which is why copper is so popular.

What is electrical current, and how is it related to the flow of electrons in a circuit?

How do voltage and current work together in an electrical circuit, and what role does resistance play?

Can you explain the difference between AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current), and provide examples of devices that use each type?

What safety features are commonly used in electrical circuits to prevent overloading and potential hazards, such as fuses and circuit breakers?

How can one measure current in an electrical circuit, and what tools are commonly used for this purpose?

What is Current - Electricity Basics & Electric Current Explained

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. urrent is the flow of electrons in a circuit.
To use electricity,
we need electrons to flow
in the same direct…