Physics, asked by Ankitsinghaniya1, 1 year ago

why does a charged object lose its charge when touched

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Answered by ItsChanakya

due induction charge is transferred

Answered by shariquekhan2500

Because the charged object is at the higher potential energy level so when you touch it being at low potential energy level the energy flows .. from high to low thus making the object to lose energy

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