two properties of electric charges
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1. Charges are quantized
2. Charges can neither be created nor be destroyed. Hence conserved
3. If there are positive and negative charges in a system then total charge is the algebraical sum of the charges.
2. Charges can neither be created nor be destroyed. Hence conserved
3. If there are positive and negative charges in a system then total charge is the algebraical sum of the charges.
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The two properties of electric charges are:
- Like charges repel each other and unlike charges attract each other.
- The magnitude of elementary negative or positive charge is same and is equal to 1.6 x 10⁻¹⁹ C.
Explanation:
The electric charges so developed cannot move from one part of the object to the other part. For this reason, frictional electricity is also known as static electricity or electrostatics.
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