The Flow of Electricity
Electricity flows due to an imbalance of charge, where electrons move from areas of high density to low density. Early experiments with static electricity involved rubbing materials like amber and wool, demonstrating how charge builds up. Good conductors, primarily metals, allow electrons to move freely due to their crystalline structure, while materials like wood act as poor conductors due to tightly bound electrons.In this clip
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