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rootone
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Is the speed of electron flow through a conductor such as copper equivalent to 'c'?
I've heard of this being implied several times, but is it a fact?
I know it can't be exactly the same as 'c' because we are not talking of energy propagating though a vacuum.
I've heard of this being implied several times, but is it a fact?
I know it can't be exactly the same as 'c' because we are not talking of energy propagating though a vacuum.