The directions of the current and the elec- trons’ motions are parrele or anti-parellel?

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What is the relationship between the direction of current flow and the motion of electrons? Specifically, are the directions of current and the electrons’ movements parallel or anti-parallel?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

1)Flow of electrons:  which we can also follow the principle for the dierction of current(The flow is -ve to +ve).
2) or, Conventional flow of current: Opposit to that  of the above from +ve to -ve.
3) We can  follow one of the above principles but  not both at the same. 
4) As you say , principally, the flow is  opposit to one another and parallel, when you think of both of these flow at the same time which we are not supposed to follow this way, as I mentioned in 3) above.
5)So, follow one principle, either electron flow or conventional flow as mentioned in 1) or 2 ) above.
In this way, the overall effect conclusion is the same. Thank you. I hope I am correct saying this way. Thank you once again.

Shad Dooley V · Answer

There are two ways of discussing current. One, called "electron current" flows from negative to positive and is called electron current, and IS the same as electron motion. 
The other, "conventional current", flows from positive to negative, and is in the opposite direction from electron current. 
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Anonymous · Answer

The answer is antiparallel for all you desperately trying to find the answer.

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The directions of the current and the elec- trons’ motions are parrele or anti-parellel?

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