Question

difference between charging by friction and charging by conduction

Answer 1

charging by friction :- when two objects runed together some electrons from charged object get transfered to the uncharged object


charging by conduction:-when an uncharged object is brought in contact witha a charged object charges flow from the charged object to the uncharged object

Answer 2

The difference between charging by friction and charging by conduction is that in Friction there is rubbing of two bodies is done whereas in conduction  the objects are just touched with each other .

Explanation:

Friction  

It refers to rubbing of two bodies .

While we rub , the transfer of electrons occur .

Conduction

It refers to charging by just touching the  objects .

In this uncharged object is touched or brought closer to charged object .

When touched the electrons from touched end flows to other end .