In a direct-current (DC) circuit powered by a battery, the physical drift velocity of individual free electrons through a solid copper conductor approaches the speed of light, which directly accounts for the nearly instantaneous delivery of electrical energy to a connected load.
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The statement is false. Individual free electrons in a copper wire drift at an extremely slow pace—typically less than —because of continuous collisions with lattice ions. The virtually instantaneous illumination of a lamp or activation of a load occurs because the electric field travels through the wire at nearly the speed of light, setting all free electrons throughout the circuit into motion almost simultaneously.
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Electron drift velocity versus electric field propagation in current flow
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