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Who says they don't?

I can't resist the urge to quote "The Hitchhikers Guide" saying space is REALLY big... electrons are tiny compared to the "empty" space in atoms and molecules. There's a low probability that two will intersect.

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Q: Why electrons does not collide during AC?
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