What are Electric Lines of Force?
admin The invention of electric lines of force was done by famous scientist Michael Faraday. These do not provide the full info about electric field, but provide us with quantitative partial…
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What will be the electric field intensity due to a group of charges?
At any point electric field intensity is the total sum of all the electric field intensities generated due to different charges at the same point. If other charges are absent…
What will be the electric field intensity due to the various charge distributions?
We have completed our discussion on electric charge distributions. So, according to which, Force applied on a total charge +q 0 at p(r) due to linear charge distribution having density
Explain various properties of electric lines of forces.
1. The direction of Electric field intensity at a point can be calculated by drawing the tangent to the line of force at that point. 2. Due to the attraction…
What is Electric Dipole?
It consists of a set of same and opposite charges separated by a small distance. Let us consider some of the examples of the electric dipoles are HCl, CO 2…
What is Dipole moment?
Dipole moment is denoted by. Where gives the value of the strength of the Electric dipole. Dipole moment is a vector quantity. I.e. or The direction of dipole moment is…
What will be the field intensity of Electrical dipole on axial line?
Lets take an example of two point charges i.e. –q and +q. Both are separated by a distance of 2a. So, if we want to calculate the Electric field intensity…
Explain Electric field intensity at any point due to a short Electric dipole?
Here short dipole is represented by AB. The moment of dipole is denoted by It is along AB vector. The center of dipole is O. Now we have to find…
What are Conductors?
Those substances which have the ability to carry charge from one place to another are called conductors. Silver is one of the best conductors. There are lots of examples of…
What are insulators and dielectrics?
Those materials which don’t allow the passage of electricity through them are known as insulators. We can call them as the poor conductors of electricity. Some of the common examples…