I always get confused in distinguish between ( conductor sphere and insulator sphere ) !! what...
I always get confused in distinguish between ( conductor sphere and insulator sphere ) !!
what is location of charges ( only on the surface , throughout the volume , or both of them ) ?
Is E zero inside the conductor sphere ?
IF we have the both kind of spheres ( same radius ) , which one will hase the bigger capacitance ( C )
Homework Answers
Condcutor has a availability of large no. of free electrons
charges are didtributed through out the Volume
while in insulators there are no free electrons
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No, EF is nor zero inside the conductor
Capacitance is given by the formula C = 4pi eo R
so C is depening on R ans its Value is more fo conductor than insulator
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