Class 12th Physics-Electric Charges and Fields- Type of Charges – Positive and Negative part-3

Class 12th Physics-Electric Charges and Fields- Type of Charges – Positive and Negative part-3



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Here’s a clear and student-friendly explanation of Class 12th Physics – Chapter: Electric Charges and Fields, focusing on “Types of Charges – Positive and Negative” (Part-3). Perfect for CBSE, NEET, and state board students.


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⚡ Electric Charges – Part 3: Types of Charges (Positive and Negative)

🔹 What is Electric Charge?

Electric charge is a fundamental property of matter responsible for electric force interactions. It comes in two types:


✅ Types of Charges

Type of Charge Symbol Examples
Positive + Protons, glass rubbed with silk
Negative Electrons, ebonite rubbed with fur

🔁 How are Charges Produced?

Charges are produced by friction, conduction, or induction.

Example:

  • When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, the glass rod loses electrons → becomes positively charged.
  • When an ebonite rod is rubbed with fur, the ebonite gains electrons → becomes negatively charged.

🧲 Like Charges and Unlike Charges

Interaction Behavior
Like charges Repel each other (e.g., + vs + or – vs –)
Unlike charges Attract each other (e.g., + vs –)

🧪 Example Activity:
Bring a charged plastic comb near tiny paper pieces – they get attracted due to charge interaction.


🧠 Important Points

  • Charge is quantized: q=±neq = \pm ne, where e=1.6×10−19 Ce = 1.6 \times 10^{-19} \, C
  • Charge is conserved: It can neither be created nor destroyed.
  • Charge is transferable: By rubbing or contact.
  • Charges reside on the surface of conductors.

⚙️ Real-Life Examples

Situation Charge Involved
Lightning Negative charge builds in clouds
Static electricity Rubbing clothes, combing hair
Photocopier machine Uses static charges to attract toner

📌 Diagram Idea (You can draw for notes)

Glass Rod (+)         Silk Cloth (–)
    ↓                         ↓
Loses electrons       Gains electrons

Ebonite Rod (–)        Fur (+)
    ↓                         ↓
Gains electrons       Loses electrons

🎓 Tip for Exams:

🔹 “Charge is always conserved and quantized” – always include this in theory answers.
🔹 Use proper SI units: Charge (Coulombs), Elementary Charge (e).


📚 For Practice:

  • Q1: What happens when a positively charged object touches a neutral object?
  • Q2: Why does a charged balloon stick to a wall?

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