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Current flow: alternating current in a copper wire
Added by Bill Phillips on Feb 20, 2008
An interactive animation illustrating current flow in a copper wire. Ions undergo thermal motion electrons flow in alternating directions under the influence of a sinusoidal voltage. The polarity of the potential difference is shown.
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