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Is it the absence and presence of an electrical fluid called as positive and negative charges?
abi.ayan said:Is it the absence and presence of an electrical fluid called as positive and negative charges?
The relationship between positive and negative charges is known as the principle of electrical attraction and repulsion. This principle states that opposite charges attract each other, while like charges repel each other.
Positive and negative charges interact through the exchange of particles known as electrons. When two objects with different charges are brought close together, the positive charges of one object will attract the negative charges of the other object, causing the two objects to be pulled towards each other.
Yes, positive and negative charges can cancel each other out. This happens when an equal amount of positive and negative charges are present in an object, resulting in a net charge of zero.
The main difference between positive and negative charges is their polarity. Positive charges have a higher concentration of protons, while negative charges have a higher concentration of electrons. Additionally, positive charges are attracted to negative charges, while like charges repel each other.
Positive and negative charges are responsible for creating electric fields. Positive charges create outward electric fields, while negative charges create inward electric fields. These electric fields are what allow for the attraction and repulsion between charged objects.