Chemistry, asked by lhtayushchand2117, 10 months ago

Why electric lines of force do not pass through metals?

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Answered by deepvrm

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because metals are conductor of electricity therefore electric field must be zero inside a metal therefore electric field lines are not present inside surfaces of metal

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