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In electrostatics, you will learn about charges, electric filed lines and drift velocity of electrons, Gauss&#39; law of electrostatic field, voltage difference and microscopic Ohm&#39;s law connecting voltage and current through the conductors. You will learn how some materials are conductors, some are semi-conductors and some are insulators of electrical charge.

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Electrostatics Segment 4: Electrostatic Force and Coulomb&#39;s Law

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In electrostatics, you will learn about charges, electric filed lines and drift velocity of electrons, Gauss' law of electrostatic field, voltage difference and microscopic Ohm's law connecting voltage and current through the conductors. You will learn how some materials are conductors, some are semi-conductors and some are insulators of electrical charge.

Electrostatics Segment 4: Electrostatic Force and Coulomb's Law

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