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what atomic interactions create resistance? electrons slowing down as they bump into other atoms electrons being acted upon by the electric field from the battery electrons being trapped by other atoms and ceasing to travel the current pathway electrons losing charge to protons along the wire electrons moving faster as they get closer to the positive terminal

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