Chemistry, asked by AtharvaKalbhor9916, 1 day ago

Can 2 similarly charged balls attract each other?

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Answered by ar0049506

Answer:

no they will repel each other as similar charges move opposite to each other

Answered by kinny08

Answer: they can attract each other when one of them is very very large than the other then the electrostatic force acting on the two is not due to their initial charges but will be due to the charges produced due to induction. and hence attraction takes place. it is a very rare phenomenon..

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