Hi
In a DC circuit where the Positive wire from the source to the load is metal_1 and the negative wire from the load to the source is metal_2, after a loooooong time the circuit is left ON. And in the light of current is the flow of electrons.
Wouldn't be fair to say that metal_1 electrons mix up with metal_2 electrons? if no, why not since current is flowing around the whole circuit?
and if yes. then what kind of metal will result after the mix up "of the electrons belonging to the 2 different metals" happens after that loooooong time?
thx
In a DC circuit where the Positive wire from the source to the load is metal_1 and the negative wire from the load to the source is metal_2, after a loooooong time the circuit is left ON. And in the light of current is the flow of electrons.
Wouldn't be fair to say that metal_1 electrons mix up with metal_2 electrons? if no, why not since current is flowing around the whole circuit?
and if yes. then what kind of metal will result after the mix up "of the electrons belonging to the 2 different metals" happens after that loooooong time?
thx
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