Is there any difference between electric potential and potential difference? If any then what is the differenc?
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Hello friend!!
The answer is within the definition!!
What??
Let me tell you the definition....
1. Electric potential is the amount of work done in bringing an unit positive charge FROM INFINITY TO A POINT IN THE CONDUCTOR.
2. Potential difference is the amount of work done in bringing an unit positive charge FROM ONE POINT OF THE CONDUCTOR TO ANOTHER.
So, electric potential is the work done when you bring a positive charge from anywhere outside the field of the conductor to a point on the conductor...whereas potential difference is the amount of work done when you bring an unit positive charge from one point of the conductor to another...Hope this helps..
Thanks.
The answer is within the definition!!
What??
Let me tell you the definition....
1. Electric potential is the amount of work done in bringing an unit positive charge FROM INFINITY TO A POINT IN THE CONDUCTOR.
2. Potential difference is the amount of work done in bringing an unit positive charge FROM ONE POINT OF THE CONDUCTOR TO ANOTHER.
So, electric potential is the work done when you bring a positive charge from anywhere outside the field of the conductor to a point on the conductor...whereas potential difference is the amount of work done when you bring an unit positive charge from one point of the conductor to another...Hope this helps..
Thanks.
pranjal7:
Definition of electric potential can be electric potential energy per unit charge?
actually electric potential is J/C
so it can be electric potential per unit charge...but it is not the actual definition
Can u tell me experiment of ohms law
verification b/w potential difference and current is called ohms law
I want verification of ohms law not defim
Not defination of ohms law
Not bad
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