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do conductors have to be thought of in terms of protons and electrons?
We can think of charged objects as continuous charge distributions for example without reference to any sort of real world particles. This is much simpler to grasp for me.
Is the same sort of thing done for conductors, or must we think of them in terms of real world particles?
We can think of charged objects as continuous charge distributions for example without reference to any sort of real world particles. This is much simpler to grasp for me.
Is the same sort of thing done for conductors, or must we think of them in terms of real world particles?