Another way to look at it - is that such batteries can only deliver a small amount of current, even if they were short-circuited. The resistor is there to prevent too much current from burning-out the LED. Example: if your battery can only deliver 13mA (max), that's about what a 330 ohm resistor would do connected with a +5v source.
However, if you look at V=I*R from another angle, having zero resistance means that there is no voltage drop anywhere, regardless of what the current is, which might make more sense. In practice, wires have resistance, but the battery has even larger internal resistance due to it's chemistry and structure.
For simplicity, let's work in the context of ideal circuit theory where ideal wires have precisely zero resistance. Here's a simple circuit with only a current source and a wire. In this circuit, there is a 1A current circulating clockwise around the circuit. So, the answer is yes, there can be a current in a circuit without a resistor.
Of course, any realistic voltage source will also have a limit to the amount of current that it can supply, as Wikipedia will tell you. But if you really minimize the resistance of the total circuit, then you will typically maximize that current. You are saying achieving 0 resistance is not practical.
Even with a "0 resistance wire", you still have internal resistance in your voltage source, which means that a finite amount of current flows. The electrons convert electrical potential energy at one end of the wire into kinetic energy at the other end.
In practice, wires have resistance, but the battery has even larger internal resistance due to it's chemistry and structure. It is not likely to get more than few hundred milliamperes of short circuit current out of a 9V battery.
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With 3 AAA the efficiency with a resistor ranges from 76% at 3.6V and improves to near 95% as the battery discharges. So yes, a resistor is highly recommended. I would try a 3Ω or 4Ω resistor and see how hot it gets. …
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Only the strange cases using the internal resistance of a small battery can power an LED without a resistor. All this explanation and you can''t figure out you''re supposed to use a resistor? Like Reply. Thread Starter. Robert Smith_1437948150. Joined Jul 26, 2015 38. Sep 13, 2015 #11
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This may sound a little silly but I have a circuit with 1 resistor which is a 1k ohm resistor and is connected to a 9 Volt battery.I found the amps using ohm''s law I = E/R which equals 9 amps.I have also used a multi-meter to see the resistance and I''m a bit confused a resistor is supposed to resist so what is 1 resistor resisting?
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