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Subject: When electricity is generated, where do the electrons originate?

Date: Sat Jan 18 02:55:33 2003
Posted by paul mendell
Grade level: grad (non-science) School: personal research
City: Castle Rock State/Province: Colorado Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1042876533.Ph
Message:

We understand that electricity is the movement of electrons across a 
conductor.  We also understand that electricity is generated from a magnetic 
field.  But if electriciy is electrons in motion, where do they originate?  
When electricity is generated does this not cause matter to be stripped of its 
elctrons?  If so, then isnt this matter now changed?  I am the CEO of an energy 
company with minor science background and work with engineers, so far no one 
has answered this question.  THANKS Paul Mendell, Mendell Energy


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