Physics GCSE
Equal numbers giving zero net charge
What Equal numbers giving zero net charge means in Physics GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Equal numbers giving zero net charge
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Reference: OCR
In a neutral body the total amount of positive charge equals the total amount of negative charge, so the charges cancel and the net charge is zero.
Topics that use Equal numbers giving zero net charge
- Static and charge (OCR GCSE)
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