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Uniform charge distribution in a conductor
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[QUOTE="saadm, post: 6819962, member: 728854"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Uniform distribution of charge in a conductor How and why can charge be evenly or uniformly distributed in a conductor? How can such near perfect configuration of charge be achieved? Is outside influence (or force) or any special scientific tools or instruments required to accomplish that? By definition, electrostatic equilibrium is simply a state of the absence of net motion of charge in a conductor so electrostatic equilibrium, by itself, does not appear to have a bearing on charge distribution? What are some factors influencing this? Could someone please shed some light on this and how often this occurs in reality? Thanks, Saad [/QUOTE]
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