Conductors in Electric Fields
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What happens to a conductor when an electric field is applied?

The electrons in the conductor will be accelerated and move towards the positive charge to neutralize it, creating a current for a short while.

How can we visualize the conductor in this scenario?

The conductor can be visualized as a cylinder with two thin circular discs attached on its flat surfaces, each disc containing positive and negative charges.

What is the direction of the electric field in this scenario?

The electric field is directed from the positive charge towards the negative charge.

What happens to the electrons in the conductor as a result of the electric field?

<p>The electrons are accelerated by the electric field and move towards the positive charge to neutralize it.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Will there be a current in the conductor after the initial movement of electrons?

<p>No, there will be no current in the conductor after the initial movement of electrons.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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