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Electricity is the flow of which subatomic particles?
Electricity is the term we apply to the flow of electrons. The moving electrons are what we call electric current flow, or just current flow.
What do you call the opposition to the flow of electrical current?
Resistance
What do you call a circuit of two paths for current to flow?
If there are two alternate paths for current to flow, that's called a parallel circuit.
What do you call the material that resist the flow of electric current?
Insulators
What do you call a material that current cannot flow easily through?
An insulator.
What do you call the flow of negatively charged electrons in a conductor?
electric current
What is current flow?
In electricity, a current (not "current flow") is a flow of charged particles. There is no such thing as "current flow". The current just "is" - the charges "flow".
When there is a difference in voltage the flow of charge is called?
Flow of charge is called current. It is coulombs per second, and we call it amperes.
Does current flow?
A current is a flow of electrons.
What is the definition of a current?
Current is electrical charge flow, in coulombs per second. We simplify coulombs per second and call it amperes.
What is difference between electron current flow and conventional current flow?
There is no difference. The flow of electrons is current.
Charge is opposition to the flow of current?
No, charge is not the opposition to the flow of current. Resistance is opposition to the flow of current.
