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leoneri
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Hi all, I have a very basic question. I see a lot of "electron carriers" or "carrier electrons" terminologies. What does they actually means?
Are they telling that electron as carrier for current? Because I thought that current is electrons that move from a point to another point, and that's it. I do not see that they 'carry' anything. Well, of course they have force such as from interaction between electrons etc., and they have energy. But, 'to carry' something??
I don't get it, is it just physics frenzy words or does this terminology actually have a physical meaning?
Thanks in advance.
Are they telling that electron as carrier for current? Because I thought that current is electrons that move from a point to another point, and that's it. I do not see that they 'carry' anything. Well, of course they have force such as from interaction between electrons etc., and they have energy. But, 'to carry' something??
I don't get it, is it just physics frenzy words or does this terminology actually have a physical meaning?
Thanks in advance.