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Conservation of Charge
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What happens to the net charge of an isolated system during any physical process?

It remains constant

According to conservation of charge, what happens when objects become charged?

Charge moves from one place to another

Which of these is an example of a conductor?

Copper

Which material is an insulator?

Glass

What happens to excess charge placed on an insulator?

It stays exactly where it was put

Two identical conducting spheres with charges +6+6 nC and −2-2 nC touch. Final charge on each?

+2+2 nC

How does charge distribute on conductors with irregular shapes?

Concentrates near sharp points

What is the value of the elementary charge ee?

1.6×10−191.6 \times 10^{-19} C

An object has charge −3.2×10−18-3.2 \times 10^{-18} C. How many excess electrons does it have?

2020

Why do lightning rods have sharp points?

Sharp points create high charge concentration

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