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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut
the wire then why dont we seen the elactrons....

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / siddarth

wen the current
flows velence
electrons of the
atom flows through
the wire i.e they
are transisition
frm one atom to
other. If u cut the
wire der is further
flow of current.
Another thing is u
cant see the
electors in naked
eyes, or from
common microscope

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / mani vs

When the current is flowing in the wire a potential difference is applied across the wire due to which electron moves. Now when the wire is broken the potential diff is zero.
Due to which the electron doesn't move.

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / anil kumar

of cource,,,we cannot see such a smaller particle like
electron and also the flow of current stop when we cut the
wire.as the flow of electrones constitutes current,we
cannot see the electrones.

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / binod

CAN'T SEE THE ELECTRONS IN NAKED EYE BUT IF FLOWING CURRENT
P.D IS HIGH & WIRE IS NAKED SO YOU RECEIVE A ELECTRIC
SHOCK IF YOUR BODY IS EARTHED.

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / geetningthouja

because there is no flow of electrons and as, they are very
small they are not visible to our naked eyes

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / admin

when we cut the wire
further any flow of electrons stops,electrons dont flow out of the wire they rest at their instantenous position inside the wire

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / guest

They're just too ninja.

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i have a wire.and the current flowing in that.when we cut the wire then why dont we seen the elactr..

Answer / gopalakrishnan

we can see the electrons with microscope. but we can't see
the flow of electrons because when we cut the wire current
will not flow.(flow of electrons is current)

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