Class 12th - Charging a Body by Conduction | Electric Charges and Fields | Tutorials Point

[@shashibhushan5999]

Awesome physics teacher ,all time best teacher my kshetrapal sir

[@neharastogi844]

3:23 what i m searching for From last 2 hr No one was telling that why that negative charge will move Thnks sir for providing crystal clear concept

[@ravindranmayuran7280]

reason posative charge attact negative chargers.negative chargrs cannot move

[@shreyanshsrivastava2799]

Absolutely nailed it!!!

[@chainbrokers235]

Very nice teacher he explained every reason briefly thanks

[@NomanKhan-el5oq]

Sir v.v.v.very good lature thank u sir

[@mohakjain2005]

excellent sir So clear concepts with amazing explanation Thank you sir #bio2U Classes

[@PaakhiGupta-f8l]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@rakeshkulkarni4323]

Positive charges will not transfer to the plastic rod?

[@jayappabennihalli9156]

Sir what happens to charged body which was make contact with neutral body???? Is it loses charge ??

[@lalithamanjunath4527]

Good question

[@eshakumari8047]

Can anyone please say how long the opposite charges attract each other? For example on rubbing plastic comb can attract paper pieces after some time there's no more attraction. Why

[@lalithamanjunath4527]

Because, when exess net current is there in comb is transferred to body and then to earth

[@lalithamanjunath4527]

I think it may help you

[@SaritaThapa-d7i]

Can someone tell me why conduction is best method for dividing charge????

[@legendsgaming9403]

Sir this was the case for electron transfer.but can proton be transferred from one bode to other

[@jaikaranmahto5858]

No...watch the previous lectures...sir has cleared that proton won't transfer

[@rohanrajput5882]

No, because protons are very heavy as compared to electrons and they also do not transferred because they are held at the centre i.e. at the nucleus. So only electrons will transferred from one atom to another due to their light weight and away from the nucleus.

[@rajpandya2324]

No bro @Ranger electron can only be transfered and nucleus is stable so +ve charge wont move

[@pr_official3452]

If a +vely charged body touches a neutral one then the excess +ve charge will attract the electrons of the neutral body and the electrons will move from the uncharged body to the charged one leaving a +ve charge in the neutral body and this happens till both bodies hv equal potential... And thus u will be left with two +vely charged bodies. Thus saying that the +ve charge gets distributed to the neutral body is quite correct...but saying that the protons moved is wrong!! I hope this helps ^_^

[@himasaila5439]

Sir u said net charge is zero and again u r saying it's a conductor....how come??????

[@rajpandya2324]

Means that both+ve and -ve charge are equal in magnitude so net charge is zero and it is conductor means a current can pass through it

[@aaaa-rs5mo]

a conductor doesnt always need to have a non zero net charge. A conductor is a material which has an abundance of free electrons inside it which make the electric field inside it 0.

[@RAKESHKUMAR-fc5lx]

Shortly in terms..... flow of electrons are called current... the current could flow in a material which is conductor...

[@ShivamKumar-qd6ej]

Sir I have a doubt... As u have told the uncharged body got -viely charged as we make a contact with negatively charged particle . What will happen if we make a contact with positively charged particle to neutral conductor

[@pr_official3452]

If a +vely charged body touches a neutral one then the excess +ve charge will attract the electrons of the neutral body and the electrons will move from the uncharged body to the charged one leaving a +ve charge in the neutral body and this happens till both bodies hv equal potential... And thus u will be left with two +vely charged bodies. I hope this helps ^_^

[@vanithac3973]

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[@Sonukumar-oq7ik]

What happen when a positive charged body touches a uncharged body

[@rohanrajput5882]

When positively charged body touches an uncharged body then +ve charge flows from +ve body to neutral body, then after sometimes the neutral body will have access of protons and becomes positively charged.

[@Sonukumar-oq7ik]

How can you say that positive charge flow?

[@rajpandya2324]

@@Sonukumar-oq7ik if positive charge body touches a neutral body than the negetive charge will be on one side close to poistive chrge and positive charge on neutarl will be repel and on the another side

[@pr_official3452]

If a +vely charged body touches a neutral one then the excess +ve charge will attract the electrons of the neutral body and the electrons will move from the uncharged body to the charged one leaving a +ve charge in the neutral body and this happens till both bodies hv equal potential... And thus u will be left with two +vely charged bodies. I hope this helps ^_^

[@thrishasemitha8088]

@@pr_official3452 but how two bodies one only one body with +charge right 😅😅😅