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If two conductors are merely touched together electricity can flow
between them. That just seems too easy somehow. I mean, just touching? That's ridiculous. I've always thought that it ought to need more intimate bonding between conductors for current to flow. Even if the conductors aren't touching, sometimes there's a spark. Another question. Why do I wonder about such things? Bill |
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