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What is the intensity of the electric current, in amperes?

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Sodium
Intensity
O Show only highest energy electrons
100%
Graphs
400 nm
O Current vs battery voltage
V Current vs light intensity
UV
Intensity
O Electron energy vs light frequency
Current: 0.141
0.00 V
Current

Flow of electric charges through a conductor.

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