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Electrostatics - Charge

Energy density of electric field | Conductors: properties under electrostatic condition | Induction of charges | Cavity inside conducters | Electrostatic shielding

Assertion:A point charge q is placed near an arbitary shaped solid conductor as shown in figures.The potential difference between the points A and B within the conductor remain same irrespectively of the magnitude of charge q Reason: The electric field inside a solid conductor is zero under electrostatic conditions

A : The field in a cavity inside a conductor is zero which causes electrosatic shielding. R : Dielectric constant of conducotrs in electrostatics is infinite.

According to the definition of conductivity (sigma=J//E) , electric field is being considered to exist inside a conductor but according to electrostatics of conductor , electric field cannot exist inside its volume. Explain the difference and state the condradiction if any.

STATEMENT-1: It is possible for a charged particle to move in a circular path around a uniformly charged long conductor. STATEMENT-2: The electrostatic force on the moving particle is directed towards the conductor.

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Which of the following statements about solid conductors in electrostatics is (are) true? (I) The electric fie)d inside the conductor is always zero (II) The electric potential inside the conductor is always zero (III) Any net charge is on the surface

Assetrion: Net electric field insider conductor is zero Reason: Total positive charge equals to total negative charge in a conductor

Assertion : Inside a conductor, electrons have no motion in the absence of some potential difference across it. Reason : In the absence of potential difference no electrostatic force will act on the electrons inside the conductor.