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ELI5: why is there electricity but no "protonicity" (by Sparky)
ELI5: why is there electricity but no "protonicity"
What makes the flow of electron (negatively charged particle) special (capable of being a mode of power) and not flow of proton (postively charged particle).
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What makes the flow of electron (negatively charged particle) special (capable of being a mode of power) and not flow of proton (postively charged particle).
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