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During a thunderstorm, a plasma channel forms between the negatively charged clouds and the positively charged Earth, which creates lightning. When lightning is observed, what has passed through the plasma
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During a thunderstorm, a plasma channel forms between the negatively charged clouds and the positively charged Earth, which creates lightning. When lightning is observed, what has passed through the plasma channel

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ELECTRONS

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Electrons would likely pass through the plasma channel when the formation of a lightning takes place. Lightning is primarily caused by the formation of an ionised cloud in the atmosphere. This cloud was due to the attractions between molecules of rain drops wherein produce a negative charge.
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