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herich
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I have some questions about electric field inside a conductor.
In fact, if a neutral conductor is placed within a capacitor, why its electric field inside the conductor at the beginning not zero, then it is zero? Why does the field disappear?
How about if a charged conductor is placed instead of a neutral one? Is the field also zero?
Thanks for answering my questions!
In fact, if a neutral conductor is placed within a capacitor, why its electric field inside the conductor at the beginning not zero, then it is zero? Why does the field disappear?
How about if a charged conductor is placed instead of a neutral one? Is the field also zero?
Thanks for answering my questions!