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Brajesh kedia
When a body is postively charged q and another uncharged body is touched to it what happens to both the bodies...why and how is charge distribution...please explain
Brajesh kedia said:When a body is positively charged q and another uncharged body is touched to it what happens to both the bodies...why and how is charge distribution...please explain
Charge distribution refers to the way that electric charge is spread out or distributed in an object. This can vary depending on the properties and composition of the object.
Positive charging occurs when an object has an excess of positive charge compared to its surroundings. This can happen through the transfer of electrons from one object to another, or through the separation of charge within an object.
Conduction is the transfer of charge between objects through direct contact. In positive charging, conduction can occur when an object with a surplus of positive charge comes into contact with another object, causing some of the charge to transfer and balance out the charges between the two objects.
The properties of the objects involved, such as their composition and surface area, can influence charge distribution and conduction in positive charging. Temperature, humidity, and the presence of other materials can also play a role.
Understanding charge distribution and conduction can help us better understand and control the behavior of electricity in our daily lives. It is also important in fields such as electronics, where accurate charge distribution and control can impact the performance and lifespan of devices.