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Why electrons carry a net energy but not a net a current in case of thermal conduction
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Why electrons carry a net energy but not a net a current in case of thermal conduction

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Because in thermal conduction there is no flow of extra electrons through conductor incase the vibration of neighbour electron,atom Helps to transfer heat energy
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