Answer / thiyagu

That is flow of free electrons are called by current

Answer / aravinth.j

Number of electron movve in the contctor

Answer / sowkath

The flow of free electrons in any conductor is called current.

Answer / praadeep_dd@yahoo.com

Above all answers are practically wrong. We say that current
is flow of electrons. Does this means that an electron from
generating station comes (flows) through transmission line
does its work and goes back.........??????
No.
Actually electron cannot be separated it can be bonded.
Current is energy transferred from n oscillating electron to
another valence electron. Thats why when we get a shock we
feel high vibrations i.e. high oscillations.

Answer / r.aravindhan

current is defined as the flow of charges across cross sectional area.
di=dq\dt
or
i=q\t

Answer / raghu

free flow of electrons in the conductor is called "current"

Answer / vinod kumar.g

Its flow of electrons from higher potential to lower

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