Why is the Electric Field Inside a conductor Zero?
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Very succinctly explained, thank you very much!
thank you so much for this. I was looking for the answer.
Iask < if it's a conducting sperical shell having some charge q° inside cavity then how come the electric field is still zero cause it will induce a -q° on the inside surface of shell and +q° on outside
But there would be still electric field lines b/w the center q° and -q° surface would it? >
It helped! Thank you!
Sir I have a question..
So there was a uniform electric field(a) in x direction, and then I put a metal sphere. Since the assumption was electro-static, electrons in metal will move and that will produce electric field(b) -> so two field electric field(a) + electric field(b) will sum up and the resulting electric field becomes perpendicular to the surface of a metal sphere with net field 0 inside the metal right? Thankyou!
What will happen in case of charged sphere which have positive charge on its outer surface
What if the external applied electric field and induced electric field are not equal in magnitude than ???????
There are free electrons in a conductor so they will move accordingly to cancel out the external electric field same like a force in a rope or in a rod forces inside are reactive to the external force so the net force in the rope = 0
Do all physicist have borderline personality disorder ? Jk
But my mind is not accepting this answer