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Electric Current
Electric current is the rate of flow of electric charge.
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In a conventional circuit this is the flow of electrons
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Positive and negative ions can also move, like in electrolysis
Conventional Current
By convention we say that current goes from the positive to negative terminals of a cell - in fact the negative electrons move in the other direction.
Current: Example A
This example looks at the charge transferred by a toaster when it's used to toast bread.
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