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Electrostatics is the study of stationary or static electric charges. The key points are: 1) There are two types of electric charges - positive and negative. Like charges repel and unlike charges attract based on Coulomb's law. 2) The smallest unit of charge is the electronic charge carried by an electron. Charge on any body is an integral multiple of this electronic charge. 3) According to Coulomb's law, the electrostatic force between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. 4) Charge can be imparted to a body through methods like rubbing, conduction, induction, photoelectric

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Electrostatics is the study of stationary or static electric charges. The key points are: 1) There are two types of electric charges - positive and negative. Like charges repel and unlike charges attract based on Coulomb's law. 2) The smallest unit of charge is the electronic charge carried by an electron. Charge on any body is an integral multiple of this electronic charge. 3) According to Coulomb's law, the electrostatic force between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. 4) Charge can be imparted to a body through methods like rubbing, conduction, induction, photoelectric

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Electrodynamics
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velocity
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Electrostatics

study of charge
at rest .

Properties of charge

1) These are
of
two
types
←→
attraction
Repulsion

Like unlike
charges repel ,
charges attract

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of charge (e)
electronic
e →
charge
electron 1.6 10-19
charge on =
one ✗

Coulomb .

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of charge
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de -
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n
charge on
any body
will be an
integral
multiple electronic charge
of .

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charged
-
Body some

electrons

negativelycharged →
Body has gained some

extra electrons .
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of charge
For an isolated will
sysetem net
charge
remain conserved .

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to
Q = 3+41-5
=
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of
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body depends on its ✗peed
,

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charge
does not depend
its
on
body
on speed .

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=
m
→ man at speed u

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speed
of light .

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speed of body
-
.
SI unit i. =
%
= Coulomb .

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change
of

of charging body
Methods a

1) Rubbing Frictional
or
Electricity
2) Conduction ( Flow of charge)

3) Induction ( charge separation]

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÷:
=
+ +
+
+

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is behaving
of
like a
charged body
[ Net Attraction > Net Repulsion]
4) Photoelectric Emission

Charging with the help


of light

*E
-1

5) Thermionic Emission

is
Body charged by heating .

Heat

1-
§s→①→
Coulomb 's Law

According to this force between Lane


,

two poin-turge.is
directly proportional .

to the product
of
twothe magnitude of
charges
and
inversely proportional to the
distance between them
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free space
[ tract

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,×cm÷
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Important points

1) Electrostatic
force always acts
along the
line
joining
two
charged particles .

2) Electrostatic
force btw two charges is
action
an reaction
pair
-

3) Magnitude of force on both the bodies is


same .

4) Direction of force is opposite on two bodies .

5) Electrostatic
force
is central
force .

I =
for ) [±ñ]

6) Electrostatic force is a conservative force .


⑦ Electrostatic
force btw two
charges
is
independent presence or absence of
other
ofbut net
charges ,
force on a

on or
charge depends presence
absence
of other charges .

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is medium
charges
in
dependent on the
which kept
charges are .

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of charge ]
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+
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=

rearrangement

in
dielectric constant
/ relative
permittivity of
medium

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