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A chemical reaction.
An electric field gradient ( electric potential)
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What kind of electrons move into an atom?
positive
What kind of bond is the result of transfer of an electron?
Ionic Bond
What kind of bond is formed when one atom looses electrons and the other gains electrons?
An ionic bond is formed.
What is any kind of movement that causes your body to use energy A physical fitness B physical activity C physical abilities D physical skills?
no, the energy needs energy to do any form of energy or work for the energy.
What kind of charge positive or negative do electrons carry?
Negative.
The movement of electrons is what kind of energy?
Electrical energy
What kind of bonds have free movement and equal sharing of electrons?
Covalent
What kind of energy is the movement of atoms molecules waves and electrons is?
Actually Thermal energy is produced by the movement of atoms and molecules!!
What kind of energy is the movement of atoms molecules waves and electrons?
Actually Thermal energy is produced by the movement of atoms and molecules!!
What kind of material has a high resistivity and prevents the movement of electrons?
An insulator
Why is electrical energy is a kind of kinetic energy?
It is related to the movement of electrons (or other charged particles).
Equal shared attraction between valence electrons results in what kind of bond?
A non-polar covalent bond.
How do you avoid water polution?
The primary activity should be giving awareness for community members in a kind of training on the results of using polluted water and how to protect it.
What kind of charge does electrons have?
Electrons have a negative charge.
What kind of charge does electrons?
Electrons have a negative charge.
What kind of electricity is caused by a continuous flow of electrons?
what kind of electricity is caused by a continuous flow of electrons
What kind of matter is electricity?
Electricity is the movement of electrons. In metals, which are good conducters of electricity, electrons are "delocalised", which means that they are not held tightly by the nuclei of the metal's atoms, and are free to flow from the negative end of, say, a circuit with a metal wire, to the positive end.
