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Electric Flux
Introduction Karl Friedrich Gauss is widely regarded as one of the greatest mathematicians of all time. Some consider him to be the greatest.Gauss discovered a way to think about Coulomb’s law that allows us to calculate the electric field of charge distributions in a straightforward manner. Although Gauss did not discover a new physical law,…
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Electric Field Lines
Introduction We know that in the gravitational field an object creates gravitation around it and if any other object is placed inside that region, it will experience a gravitational force. The gravitational field is created due to the masses present but the electric field is created due to charges and the time-varying magnetic fields. Electric…
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Electric Dipole
Introduction A system of two charges +q and -q, equal in magnitude and opposite in polarity segregated by a small distance ‘2a’ is called an electric dipole. The electric dipole moment vector of this system is given as: Images Coming soon Where ‘2a’ is the vector that joins the negative charge to the positive charge.…
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Continuous Charge Distribution
Introduction: Charge Distribution Let us take a very light rod AB (as shown in the figure 1) of negligible mass and hang three mass ‘m’ each. So the total mass of the rod will be ‘3m’. But the mass of each part of the rod is not uniform, some parts will have more mass like…
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Electric Potential Dipole
Introduction When we study a charge or a system of charge, we see that every charge has a definite amount of electric field which exerts the electrostatic force of repulsion or attraction on other charges and charged particles according to their nature. The effect of electricity can be experienced with the help of a unit…
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Electric Charge and Static Electricity
Introduction The movement of the charged particles is responsible for electric energy. Energy obtained from the kinetic energy or potential energy of the charged particles is the electric energy. Charged particles are atoms, molecules, or ions with a charge. The force of attraction or repulsion between the charged particles ends on coulomb’s law. Electricity is…
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Superposition Principle and Continuous Charge Distribution
Introduction Electric charges in the field of electricity and of magnetism, display the fundamental property of particles of matter. Both positive and negative charges exist together within a circuit and therefore display their different characters. For example, when the accumulation of one kind of charge exceeds then it results in positing the character of repealing,…
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Earth Science
Introduction The classification of science is not limited to the umbrella branches of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Instead, even under these branches, we have hundreds of subbranches based on various factors like areas of application, concepts concerned, concepts studied, etc. Classification is important since it makes advanced studies easier. For example, up till high school,…
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Soil Erosion
Introduction The process of soil erosion occurs either slowly or at an alarming rate. It is the process and by it, the upper layer of soil eras through water or air. Soil erosion has many causes and it affects many ways to the environment. The causes include the heavy rainfall and the logging process. The…
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Save Environment Reuse
Introduction At present days, the rapid growth of industries and the process of urbanisation have been identified as the core reason for the increment of significant issues in the environment. The overconsumption of natural resources has started being recognised as the cause of increment of pollutant elements in the atmosphere of the earth that contributes…