Electrostatics
What describes best how Gauss's Law applies to a charged spherical conducting shell?
What would be the electric flux through a closed cylindrical surface in vacuum when oriented perpendicular to a uniform electric field ?
What happens to excess charge placed on a conductor?
What is the net electric flux through a closed surface surrounding an isolated positive point charge?
If a parallel plate capacitor with area A and separation d is immersed in a dielectric medium with constant k, what electric field intensity inside results when an external electric field is applied perpendicular to the plates?
What does Gauss's Law relate to in the context of an electric field?
Which quantity must be zero when applying Gauss's Law to a closed surface with no charge inside it?
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For an infinitely long cylinder carrying uniform surface charge density , if one chooses a Gaussian surface as coaxial cylinder with length and radius greater than that of charged cylinder, how does its electric field vary outside?
How does increasing dielectric constant affect capacitance when inserted between parallel plates charged to voltage V without disconnecting them from their source?
If a solid, non-conducting sphere of radius R has a uniform charge density , what is the electric field at a distance from the center of the sphere where ?