Physics, asked by studiousshinobi, 1 year ago

Why can't conductors be charged by friction?

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Answered by duragpalsingh

Friction gave the charge to conductor but though moving the conductor, the charge also move back with that. Friction made the charges go away. Hence conductors can't be charged by friction.

studiousshinobi: what are u trying to say, not understandable at all

duragpalsingh: Friction gave the charge to conductor but though moving the conductor, the charge also move back with that. Friction made the charges go away. Hence conductors can't be charged by friction.

Answered by john44

conductors can be charged but to a very little time even if the conductor gets charged it will not remain for a long time because there is a requirement of potential difference to flow the current for a long time

studiousshinobi: and

john44: wait i will give you a descriptive answer

john44: i am unable to edit my answer

john44: friction force is very weak even if the conductor will get charge it will not remain for a long time because friction force is for less time and to develop a current there is requirement of potential difference so conductor cannot be charged hope it cleared your answee

studiousshinobi: ah ok

studiousshinobi: thanks

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