In which direction current flows inside the cell?
Asked by apramanik
| 8th Nov, 2019,
12:06: AM
Expert Answer:
Electrons move from negative terminal of the cell to positive so conventionally it is said that current flows from positive terminal to negative terminal of the cell.
Answered by Shiwani Sawant
| 8th Nov, 2019,
12:20: PM
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