Question

give an example of law of conservation of charge​

Answer 1

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During radioactive deacy a proton decays into a positron(a particle with positive charge and mass equal to that of electron) and a neutron , again no net charge production.

Law of conservation of energy:- Charge of an isolated system remains constant it can neither be created nor be destroyed.❤️

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Answer 2

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if two objects in an isolated system have a net charge of zero, and one object exchanges one million electrons to the other, the object with the excess electrons will be negatively charged and the object with the reduced number of electrons will have a positive charge of the same magnitude.

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