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Electricity travels in electrons through conductive material. The way that electricity can get from point to point is by traveling through wire-enclosed metallic material that is most accepting to the electrons. The result is electricity from a far distance from a main power plant which generates the electricity.
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Why is earth the only place with electricity?
Who says it's the only place with electricity? Other planet like Jupiter have lightning, which is caused by electricity.
What do you call electricity that stays in one place?
Static electricity.
What metal conduct electricity without electron?
I think the answer is copper because it is often used to transport electricity from place to place.
What are the most dangerous places to be with electricity?
The most dangerous place to be when electricity is present is in direct contact with a charged conductor. The next most dangerous place is where there is liquid water and electricity.
In what place did Benjamin invent electricity?
Ben didn't invent electricity discovered it.
Where in africa do the government provide electricity?
Sub-Saharan Africa is the place in Africa where the government provides electricity.
What is an electric source?
An electricity generator is an electrical source. A power point on the wall is an electrical source.An electrical source is the place where electricity can be accessed from or the place where it is generated.
When one country buys one megawatt electricity and use it for 24 hours How much he pays?
The answer depends on the price of electricity which will be different at different times and from place to place.
Are there monasteries with electricity?
Yes, all over the place.
What energy is taking place Sunlight into electricity?
chemical
Electricity traveling through a wire is an example of what?
Energy being transferred from place to place
What is electricity that does not flow called?
Electricity that does not flow is called static electricity. It is the accumulation of electric charge on an object's surface and it remains in one place until it is discharged.
