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- In case of solids, due to motion of electrons
- In case of liquids due to both positive and negative ions and not by electrons
- In case of gases, both by electrons and positive ions. Sometime by negative ions too
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∙ 6y agoAn electrical current consists in the movement of electrically charged particles.
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