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Class 12 · Physics
→Which example uses an insulator for electrical safety?
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→Which of the following objects uses an electrical conductor?
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→Why are electric wires covered with a layer of plastic?
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→When a metal sphere is charged, where does the excess charge spread in electrostatic equilibrium?
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→Why does charge placed on an insulator generally not spread easily throughout it?
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→Why is there no net directed motion of free charges inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium?
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→In earthing, the earth acts as what?
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→Which of the following materials is a good conductor of electricity?
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→Dry wood generally behaves as which type of material?
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→In which material do free electrons move most easily?
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→When rubbed with dry hair, a plastic comb can acquire and retain static charge because plastic is generally what type of material?
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→What is the main basis of difference between conductors and insulators?
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→In electrostatic equilibrium, where does the excess charge given to an isolated conductor reside?
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→In electrostatic equilibrium, where does the excess charge on an isolated conductor lie if there is no charge inside any cavity of the conductor?
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→Why does electric charge not flow easily through insulating materials?
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→Why is a metal generally a good conductor when an electric field is applied to it?
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→Which of the following materials is generally an electrical insulator?
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→Which of the following materials is generally a good conductor of electricity?
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→An object in which charge cannot move easily is called what?
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