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Also known as current, electrical current, electron current
電荷の流れ
Electric current is the flow of electric charge through a material, typically through a wire or other conductor. It matters because it's the fundamental way electrical energy is transported and used to power devices in our homes and industries.
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電流（でんりゅう、英: electric current）は、通常は、電荷群が連続的に動く現象をいう。電荷の運動に伴い起こる電気量の巨視的な移動。
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