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Region around a charged object where another charged object experiences a force
Closer to object = stronger field; strength decreases with distance
High enough potential difference between object and Earth
Air particles become ionised (electrons removed from molecules)
Ionised air becomes conductive, allowing current to flow
Forces that charged objects experience in an electric field
Like charges repel each other
Opposite charges attract each other
From positive to negative charges
Stronger electric field
Field lines push against each other (repulsion)
Field lines join up between objects (attraction)
Field where strength is same at all points in region
Between two oppositely charged parallel plates
Parallel and evenly spaced
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