8. 15 moles of electrons are passing through a conducting wire within 2 mins. The current flowing through the wire is comparable to that of are 6.022 x 1023 electrons per mole. a. a household appliance b. human sensation Assume that there C. a large industrial motor d. a synaptic current

8. 15 moles of electrons are passing through a conducting wire within 2 mins. The current flowing through the wire is comparable to that of are 6.022 x 1023 electrons per mole. a. a household appliance b. human sensation Assume that there C. a large industrial motor d. a synaptic current

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8. 15 moles of electrons are passing through a conducting wire within 2 mins. The current
flowing through the wire is comparable to that of
are 6.022 x 1023 electrons per mole.
a. a household appliance
b. human sensation
Assume that there
C. a large industrial motor
d. a synaptic current

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