When two charged conductors are joined by a thin conducting wire, charge flows from one to the orhter, until

When two charged conductors are connected by a conducting wire, then charge will not flow if the conductors are of

Assertion : When two charged spheres are connected to each other by a thin conducting wire, charge flow bigger sphere to smaller sphere, if initial charges on them are same. Reason : Electrostatic potential energy will be lost in redistribution of charges.

When two isolated conductors A and B are connected by a conducting wire positive charge will flow from .

When two isolated conductors A and B are connected by a conducting wire positive charge will flow from .

When two charged bodies at different potentials are connected by a conducting wire, then the charge flows from one body to another body

Two conductors when connected by a wire, charge flows if they have

Two conductors when connected by a wire, charge flows if they have

When two spheres carrying same charge but a different radii are connected by a conducting wire, the charge flows from smaller sphere to large sphere. Smaller sphere is at high potential when equal charges are imparted to both the spheres.

Two metallic spheres of radii a and b are placed faraway from each other and are connected for a thin conducting wire. A charge Q is given to one of the spheres . Calculate the charge on each sphere at electrostatic equilibrium.