How deos electrcity travel?

Answer 1

Electricity travels through a circuit... The circuit conisists of many conductors and compartments (The conductors are usually magnetic or carbon...). If you turn your circuit on, The Battery will start releasing electricity through the circuit...

It really depends which way you have your diodes (If u have any in ur circuit) because there is Autonated Current and Direct Current.

Answer 2

Electricity travels by the movement of electrons. The electrons are free to move within the conductors in which they travel. The conductors have to have free electrons which allow the movement. Material that does not have the free electrons is called an insulator.

There has to be a potential difference applied across the conductor in order to cause the electrons to move. This is measured in Volts.

Answer 3

Electricity travels through a conductor, such as a wire, when there is a flow of electrons. This flow is achieved when there is a potential difference (voltage) between two points in the circuit, causing electrons to move from the higher potential to the lower potential, creating an electrical current.

Answer 4

Energy travel in the form of electromagnetic waves. Energy is constantly moving and changing to any form. Energy can found in many things and can take many forms.

Answer 5

Electricity travels through power lines because the wires form a complete loop. Power lines can be overhead or underground and if one is broken, the electricity cannot flow through it.

Answer 6

When a Current is fed through a wire, by applying a Voltage, electrons "jump" from one atom to the next, always in the same direction and it flows through it

Answer 7

An electric current consists in a movement of charged particles. In the case of a cable, these particles are usually electrons.