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Class 12 · Physics
→Why must the electric field at a conductor’s surface be perpendicular to the surface?
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→Why is an object placed inside a closed metal box protected from an external electrostatic field?
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→Electrostatic shielding is based on which property of a conductor?
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→What is the correct difference between electrostatic induction in a conductor and polarisation in an insulator?
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→Why can polarisation occur in an insulator when an external charge is brought near it?
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→Why does charge separation occur in an isolated neutral conductor when a charged rod is brought near it?
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→When the same electric field is applied to pieces of metal and rubber, a steady electric current flows readily through the metal but not through the rubber. What is the main microscopic reason for this?
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→Why does charge given to an insulator often remain localized?
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→Why does excess charge reside on the outer surface of an isolated charged conductor in electrostatic equilibrium?
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→What does a zero electric field inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium indicate?
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→Why do free charges rearrange in a conductor before electrostatic equilibrium is established?
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→Which statement correctly describes the use of conductors and insulators in electric wires?
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→What is mainly understood by studying conductors and insulators?
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→What is a direct result of the electric field being zero inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium?
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→Which statement correctly corrects a common misconception about insulators?
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→Which option correctly corrects a misconception about conductors?
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→What is the main reason for covering electric wires with rubber?
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→If a positively charged rod is brought near an isolated neutral metal sphere, in which direction will the free electrons in the sphere move?
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→If a negatively charged rod is brought near a neutral metal sphere, towards which side will the free electrons in the sphere move?
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