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I read that based on temperature , electrons have kinetic energy in metals so they randomly move around the ion lattice.
when we apply current to a room temperature conductor, the electrons being charge carriers align and form current?
but what happens in the plates of a capacitor , when the capacitor is charged the electrons on one plate and the positive charge on the other, do electrons have kinetic energy in such situation or are they locked due to the attraction force?
when we apply current to a room temperature conductor, the electrons being charge carriers align and form current?
but what happens in the plates of a capacitor , when the capacitor is charged the electrons on one plate and the positive charge on the other, do electrons have kinetic energy in such situation or are they locked due to the attraction force?