In which of the following materials electronscannot move from one atom to another?a. silverO b. woodС. соррerO d. gold The electric force acting on an electron placed inan upward electric field of magnitude 3x106 N/C isa. 4.8×10-13 N, downwardO b. 5.33x10-26 N, downwardc. 4.8x10-13 N, upwardO d. 5.33x10-26 N, upward

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In which of the following materials electrons
cannot move from one atom to another?
a. silver
O b. wood
С. соррer
O d. gold

The electric force acting on an electron placed in
an upward electric field of magnitude 3x106 N/C is
a. 4.8×10-13 N, downward
O b. 5.33x10-26 N, downward
c. 4.8x10-13 N, upward
O d. 5.33x10-26 N, upward

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