What's the difference between electrons and electricity?

Electrons are one of the basic particles that make up atoms. They are extremely small in mass, have a unit negative charge, and rotate around the nucleus in atoms. Different atoms have different numbers of electrons, for example, each carbon atom contains 6 electrons and each oxygen atom contains 8 electrons. Those with high energy are farther away from the nucleus and those with low energy are closer to the nucleus. The movement of electrons in regions with different distances from the nucleus is usually called the layered arrangement of electrons.

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Equipment) is a general term for the production, transmission, distribution and use of electric energy and the manufacture of electrical equipment. It is through electric energy, electrical equipment and electrical technology to create, maintain and improve the limit.

A science of space and environment, covering the conversion, utilization and research of electric energy, including basic theory, applied technology, facilities and equipment, etc.