Electrical current
Batteries produce direct current ( DC).
well a battery is a direct current and the currents that move in house wires is converted to direct currents.
That is DC - direct current.
a battery always produces a direct current.the electrons always travel from the negetiove to the positive terminal.But the direction of the current is the opposite that is from the positive to the negetive terminal.
Current is the flow of electrons. This could be DC (direct current like what you find in a battery) or AC (alternating current, what you find in a regular plug for example). Current is measured in Amperes or amps. And if you have the unfortunate chance of being shocked, amps are what could actually harm you or kill you.
what kind of batteries do you have?? if the mobile phone's battery, just put in your phone. If it's car battery, just connect the red cable to positive, black cable to negative plates. on rechargeable alkaline type batteries the charger should have a plus and negative sign on it. usually the neg end is the one with the spring. the flat end of the battery is usually negative.
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It is DC or `direct current'.
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Direct current
well a battery is a direct current and the currents that move in house wires is converted to direct currents.
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