Answer by Superfast Jellyfish for Gauss law - charge inside a conductor
Metals have access to a sea of free electrons. Under equilibrium condition the net movement of the electrons inside the metal is zero. And this is reflected in the fact that metals have no field inside...
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You are giving 2 situations in 1st case when there is a sphere with uniform charge density there must be charge inside the gaussian surface which means there must be an electric fieldCASE 2In case I of...
View ArticleAnswer by Physiker for Gauss law - charge inside a conductor
When we say that the net electric field inside a conductor is zero, what we mean precisely is that it is zero inside the meat of the conductor. When you put the point charge inside, the electric field...
View ArticleAnswer by Nick Decroos for Gauss law - charge inside a conductor
The electric field inside a conductor is zero in a static situation. Static means, when the charges are in rest. When there's an electric field inside a conductor, the free electrons will move until...
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If there is a point charge inside a shell conductor for example, making a Gaussian surface around the point charge will tell me there is a non-zero flux, meaning non-zero electric field inside, but how...
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