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My question is about what I believed to be one of the stronger conservation laws - the conservation of momentum. I heard that electrons propagating through a wire travel at a speed similar to the flow of honey and electrons having mass naturally led me to conclude that they had a finite momentum. But then I started thinking about electrons being accelerated in the first place and I started to wonder about how this momentum would be canceled out, I have looked online but cannot find a satisfying answer