I know that electrons are basically the way electronics work on a basic level, “current! and magic?”
But I dunno what that means. Which probably is a good reason why I don’t know the answer of my question. Here we go:
When a generator makes power (which I think means it sends electrons down a line?) The electrons that the generator shoves down the pipe gotta come from somewhere right? Do they just manifest? It’s called a generator for a reason?
Electrons are a part of atoms right? So one would assume those pieces of an atom have got to be replaced? Or made. Or surely itll be some freakish atom eventually with 0 electrons and 82 neutrons and protons. Probably giving folks cancer.
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For a generator to actually make power a closed circuit is required. The generator thus takes electrons from the negative terminal and releases them in the positive terminal, always keeping the overall electron balance and making it cancer-free
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