Question

What is the difference between conducting and non conducting spheres in electricity

Answer 1

Therefore electric field inside a uniformly charged non- conducting spherical shell is zero. Gauss law states that the total flux out of a closed volume must be proportional to charge inside the volume. ... but inside the sphere there is no charge so the electric flux is zero, so electric field is zero..

Answer 2

Difference between conducting and non conducting spheres in electricity

Explanation:

• Conducting Sphere : A conducting sphere will have the complete charge on its outside surface and the electric field intensity inside the conducting sphere will be zero. For a spherical charged Shell the entire charge will reside on outer surface and again there will be no field anywhere inside it.
• Non conducting sphere : For a NON CONDUCTING charged SPHERE the there will be a electric field outside as well as inside. Inside at a point it will be proportional linearly to the the distance of that point from the centre of sphere .  For all the above charged bodies the field at a external point will be like that of a point charge equal to the total charge of the body concentrated at the centre of that body.

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