Movement of electrons in a material constitutes electric current and generates an energy called  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic energy.

An atom consists of proton, electron and neutron which are called  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic particles.

Electrons revolve around the nucleus in different paths called  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic.

Electrons in the inner orbits are strongly attracted by the  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic and they cannot be removed from the atom easily.

 Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic is the basic property of matter that causes objects to attract or repel each other.

Protons carry positive charge and the electrons carry negative charge.

Electric charge is measured in  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic.

The substance which gains electrons become  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic charged .

A neutral object can become  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic charged when electrons get transferred to another object.

Opposite charges attract each other and like charges  Chargecoulomb (C)electricnegativelyorbitspositivelyprotonsrepelsub-atomic each other.