

They contain no electrons

Electrons do not flow easily through them

They are crystals

They have more number of electrons than the protons on their surface



The positive charges are transferred from rod to wool

The positive. charges are transferred from wool to rod

The negative charges are transferred from rod to wool

The negative charges are transferred from wool to rod



`text(E = 0 for a < r < b)`

`text(E = 0 for r < a)`

`E = q/(4piepsi_0 r)` for `a < r < b`

`E= q/(4piepsi_0a)` for `r < a`



` 1C`

`10 C`

`600 C`

`300 C`



air is being blown through the strands

static electric charges are being induced on the hair

mechanical energy is being transferred into heat energy

the gravitational attraction among the strands becomes smaller



doubled

halved

quadrupled

reduced to one-fourth



`V/2`

`4 V`

`V`

`2V`



super conductor

semiconductor

conductor

insulator



1 and 4

1 and 3

Only 3

2 and 3



the total energy of tile two spheres is conserved

the total charge on the spheres is conserved

botll the total energy and charge are conserved

the final potential is always the mean of the original potential of tile two spheres



outside the sphere

on its surface

inside the sphere

only at the centre



always positive

always negative

zero

either positive or negative



Semi-conductors

Super-conductors

Dielectrics

Resistive conductors



inductor

capacitor

Resistor

transformer



magnetic field at that point

gravitational field at that point

electrical field at that point

nuclear field at the point



similar charges of electricity rush towards each other and then get repelled

clouds strike against impurities in air and the friction burns up these impurities

strong opposite charges in different clouds break down the resistance offered by intervening air

water vapour produces electricity in the clouds



exist everywhere

exist in the immediate vicinity of positive charge

exist in the immediate vicinity of negative charge

are imaginary



`0.001 N`

`0.002 N`

`0.01 N`

`0.02 N`



less electrons than protons

less electrons than neutrons

less protons than electrons

less neutrons than protons



Constant voltage

Effective voltage

Average voltage

Peak voltage



zero

`10 V`

`200 V`

`500 V`
