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electric field inside a conductor is zero
Asked by | 30 Apr, 2012, 06:07: PM
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Inside a conductor, as we know that free electrons are present as a result they would experience a force and drift . but in static situation the free charges are so distributed that they would cancel out each other forces & net electric field will be zero.
Answered by | 30 Apr, 2012, 09:13: PM
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