Physics, asked by narayana4404, 1 year ago

How do insulators lose their charge?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hola mate !! ✨✨

here's your answer ....⬇️⬇️

The insulators lose their charge because... the air surrounding the insulator has charges.

the opposite charges present in the vicinity of the insulator neutralize its charges .

hence , the insulator lose its charge .
moreover, the charge of insulator may leak into the surrounding atmosphere.

hope it helps ! ❤️❤️

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