How Are Electrons Distributed on a Charged Conductive Sphere?

[ironduh]

I have read that in a charged conductor, all the charge is located at the surface of the conductor and the Electric Field inside the conductor is zero.
Suppose we have a conductive sphere with charge Q = -4e.
Where exactly in the sphere are these 4 electrons? I know that they are "on the surface", but how exactly does this distribution that makes an Electric Field zero in ALL points of the sphere looks like?

 

[dEdt]

Ultimately, the claim that the electric field inside a conductor is zero requires the charge distribution on the surface to be continuous, or at least nearly so. In the case of Q=-4e, there's no way to make the electric field exactly zero inside the conductor.

 

[UltrafastPED]

The electrons would spread out symmetrically and maximally.

 

[hamza201195]

Yes iw ould say they would spred symmetrically