[Potironette]

Thank-you very much! And sorry for the time lost '';;

Umm, so in a uniform field electrons aren't going anywhere, but if an electron were to be placed in the field there would be. In a circuit, electrons are moving, but there does exist some sort of potential pushing(?)/pulling(?)/moving those electrons. And E = ΔV/d works as being equivalent to P = I * V but in the end an electric current isn't an electric field anyway?

Also, why is V = IR not ΔV = IR ?