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What is the potential difference of the EARTH?​

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Answered by josnaelsajoseph
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We take potential at the surface of earth as reference and is defined as zero. By convection, electrostatic potential of earth is taken to be zero. It is considered that earth is a storehouse of infinite negative charges. So, ,most points are at a positive potential w.r.t it.

Answered by Agradeep07helper
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The total potential difference from the surface of the earth to the top of the atmosphere is about 400,000 volts.

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