According to Ohm's law, a circuit with a high resistance will have a low electric current
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The basic electricity law is Ohms law. It considers three important elements which that electrical quantities. They are voltage, resistance and current. According to this law, the electric current that flows in a circuit has direct proportionality to the voltage and inverse proportionality to the resistance.
Thus, if a circuit has high resistance it implies that the electric current flowing in that circuit is low. If the circuit voltage is increased, there will be an increase in the current but the circuit resistance will remain unchanged. Hence, current is related with both voltage and resistance. Current has direct proportionality to voltage and inverse to the resistance.
When a current flows through a metal wire, the moving charges are electrons since electric current is the flow of electric charge in an electric circuit. This electric charge are therefore electrons.
The nuclear force is attractive and not repulsive.
The nuclear force is very weak and much smaller in relative magnitude than the electrostatic and gravitational forces.
Explanation:
Nuclear force is the strongest existing force in the nature.
It has the shortest range.
Its main function is to hold the subatomic particles together in nature.
The nuclear force is created by the exchange of pi mesons between the nucleons of an atom, but for this exchange to happen the particles must be close to one another of the order of few femtometer.
At about 1 femtometer the nuclear force is very strongly attractive in nature but at distance greater than 2.5 femtometer it fades away.
The force becomes repulsive in nature at distance less than 0.7 femtometer.
This force holds the likely charged protons together in the nucleus.
