Which best describes a difference between electric current and static electricity

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Static electricity is electricity acmulated in some place, that does not move (this is why is called "static").

While electric current is electricity that is moving electricity, for example, electricity traveling in a whire.

Then, the main difference between electric current and static electricity is that the first one is traveling along some material, while the second is being acumulated in some material.

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