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Can current flow from positive to positive in real life
How to implement a circuit diagram where there are 2 batteries and negative to negative have load and postive to positive have some load. How to implement, like build in real life this ...
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Electrons flow in Li-ion Battery
I’m new to electricity, and I’ve got a question about electrons flow inside a Li-on battery. A lot of articles and videos show us only Li+ ion flows from anode to cathode through electrolyte during ...
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Why Protons travel through the membrance but electrons travel through the wire?
In the case of having two electrodes (anode and cathode). I will always hear that positive ions will jump from one electrode to the other causing the electricity to flow the wire. How come only ...
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Relation between Amps and Thickness of wires
I have some questions that have been bugging me for the past few days, and I am here in hope of some help.
My Understanding of how battery works: "The battery (say 9V DC) does not store charge, it ...
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Conductor interaction with single battery terminal
What really is happening inside a wire and inside battery when I connect one end of wire to the one terminal of battery but not the other (open circuit )?
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If I connect to the '+' ...
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electron flow discharging/charging battery [closed]
I understand that the electron flow is from the anode to cathode when discharging a battery but I don't understand why it is reversed for when charging a battery?
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Why can you not create an Infinite Battery? [closed]
As far I know the power electricity is flow of electrons from anode to cathode of the battery. So basically the electrons flow through the circuit and return to cathode. Why can't we reuse these ...
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If an electron has 0 electric potential after passing through a resistor, how does it flow to the other terminal
If an electrical circuit only contains 1 resistor, and electron's potential difference (voltage) before and after passing through a resistor is equal to the e.m.f, how does the electron have potential ...
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Current flow from positive to positive between batteries?
If you have two batteries with different voltages, let's say 12 and 9 V, and you connect the negative terminals while you put a LED or whatever between the positive terminals, there will be current ...
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From a 3.3v Pin do we separate Positive and Negative flow? If so, how?
If we do not separate Positive and Negative flow, what is the flow from a 3.3V connection?
A Little more background on why I ask this question and my confusion follows
I have been reading simple ...
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