How does electricity created?
Electricity is created when particles become charged. Some
are
negatively charged (electrons), and some are positively
charged (protons).
These opposite charges attract, whereas particles with
similar charges repel each other.
Electrons of many elements, particularly
metals, are easily
knocked off from their parent atoms and can wander
freely
between atoms. If a state of unbalanced charges exists, then
a necessary
condition to create an electric current also
exists. However, the flow of
electric current cannot take
place
until the circuit is completed.
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