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    Electricity is a form of energy that can produce light, heat or power appliances when electrons flow through a conducting material like a wire. It is produced when non-metals and metals interact or when chemical reactions take place. The flow of electrons is known as electric current and it is measured in amperes using an ammeter.

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    Electricity is a form of energy that can produce light, heat or power appliances when electrons flow through a conducting material like a wire. It is produced when non-metals and metals interact or when chemical reactions take place. The flow of electrons is known as electric current and it is measured in amperes using an ammeter.

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    Electricity is a form of energy that can produce light, heat or power appliances when electrons flow through a conducting material like a wire. It is produced when non-metals and metals interact or when chemical reactions take place. The flow of electrons is known as electric current and it is measured in amperes using an ammeter.

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