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On Jun 6, 8:26*pm, wrote:
How are electrons passed from one atom to the next when atoms are
spherical? Do they rotate around the orbital and jump to the next
atom's orbital? Do they move in curves around the atoms orbitals when
conducting them?

Electricty ought to start on one side of an atom move around to the
opposite side and then jump.

Mitch Raemsch; Twice Nobel Laureate 2008

Can you visualize an electron flow curving in the orbitals of the
atoms conducting them?

Sure, though I'm not certain as to the accuracy thereof. Can
you be more specific, and include some actual figures or
at least substances?

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