Question

The electric current between two joined conductors at different potentials continues to flow until:

पर्याय

• Both conductors reach the same potential

• The resistance of the wire becomes infinite

• The potential difference between them doubles

• The electrons are exhausted from the wire

Answer 1

The current continues to flow between two joined conductors until both conductors reach the same potential. After that, there is no potential difference to drive the flow of electrons.