1. Charge distribution when negatively charged body touches the neutral electroscope. (conduction process) Initial charge distribution 2. Charge distribution when negatively charged body comes near to the neutral electroscop without touching. Initial Charge distribution

1. Charge distribution when negatively charged body touches the neutral electroscope. (conduction process) Initial charge distribution 2. Charge distribution when negatively charged body comes near to the neutral electroscop without touching. Initial Charge distribution

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

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Charge distribution Worksheet
1. Charge distribution when negatively charged body touches the neutral electroscope.
(conduction process)
Initial charge distribution
2. Charge distribution when negatively charged body comes near to the neutral electroscope
without touching.
Initial Charge distribution

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