In which of the following situations is there no nett current? 1. A positively charged ion moves to the right 2. A hydrogen atom moves to the right 3. A beam of electrons shoots right 4. In an ionic solution, positive ions flow right, negative ions flow with equal speed to the left

In which of the following situations is there no nett current? 1. A positively charged ion moves to the right 2. A hydrogen atom moves to the right 3. A beam of electrons shoots right 4. In an ionic solution, positive ions flow right, negative ions flow with equal speed to the left

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In which of the following situations is there no nett current?
1. A positively charged ion moves to the right
2. A hydrogen atom moves to the right
3. A beam of electrons shoots right
4. In an ionic solution, positive ions flow right, negative ions flow with equal speed to
the left

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