Describe how electrons produce electricity?

Answer 1

The electron flow from the cathode to anode give rise to electric current from the anode to cathode but conventional direction of the current is taken from cathode to anode. The electrons in the conductor follow a falling domino effect and at anytime in the conductor the electrons number is always constant.

Answer 2

Electrons were actually believed to be the fundamental unit of atom but studies have shown that these electrons are further made by particles called QUARKS.

These quarks have fractional charge. since the charge cant exist fractionally therefore these quarks occur in pairs.

There are two types of quarks.

UP QUARK having charge +1/3 and DOWN QUARK having charge -2/3.

The composition of electron accounting to quark composition is UDD.

Answer 3

Inside of an atom, electrons move around the nucleus. This movement, known as "spinning", causes electrons to act like tiny magnets. In many materials, each electron is paired with another having an opposite spin. Magnetic effects mostly cancel each other. As a result, these materials have extremely weak magnetic fields.

Answer 4

Electrons, i.e. a surplus or deficit of electrons, iselectricity. We call this a charge and measure it in coulombs, corresponding to about 6.24x1018 electrons or protons or deficits or whatever you want to call them. Some terminology even calls them holes, i.e. the absence of electrons.

Place energy behind those coulombs and you can move them around. Voltage is joules per coulomb.

As you move the coulombs around, you get current. The ampere is a unit of current, measuring coulombs per second.

Ohm's law states that voltage is amperes times resistance. This defines the ohm, a unit of resistance.

As you move the coulombs around and change their energy levels, you do work. We call that power. Measured in watts, it is the rate of energy delivery and is equivalent to joules per second. It is voltage times current.

Memorize all of this. There will be a test on Thursday. :-)> In all seriousness, this is the fundamental workings of electricity, and you really do need to memorize it, and truly understand it.

Answer 5

When a stream of electrons flows from one place to another,

we call that an electric current.

Answer 6

Electricity is the flow of electrons. Your question does not make sense. All electrons can flow, thus can be part of "electricity".

Answer 7

Electricity is defined as the movement of electrons. Without electrons, there would be no electricity.