When a break occurs in a conductive material, the electricity can't get past. A common analogy to this is when a water pipe is missing a section, the water doesn't continue on, it falls out of the pipe circuit. What I was wondering was, if like in the water energy, depending on the water pressure and the size of the gap, some water would still make it past the gap, is this the same for an electrical circuit? With the variables being the electrical pressure, Amps I assume, and the physical size of the breaker? Is this a visible effect? Thanks!
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