Any interaction that is either brought about by or joined by a portion of an electric flow, typically involving the exchange of electrons between two substances-one strong and the other fluid. Under normal circumstances, the occurrence of a synthetic response is accompanied by the release or assimilation of heat rather than some other form of energy. However, there are many substance responses that, when allowed to remain in contact with two electronic transmitters that are separated by leading wires, release what is known as electrical energy, resulting in the creation of an electric flow. On the other hand, the energy of an electric flow can be used to achieve a variety of complex reactions that don't happen suddenly. An electrical cell is made up of a cycle that, when properly coordinated, includes the instantaneous change of compound energy.
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