Select a device for measuring charges accumulated in a material and measure its maximum charge in terms of E0

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Select a device for measuring charges accumulated in a material and measure its maximum charge in terms of E0

vtu14994 10th Jun, 2020

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Bhawna Mehbubani 10th Jun, 2020

You can use an electrometer. An electrometer is an electrical instrument for measuring electric charge or electrical potential difference.

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vtu14994

10th Jun, 2020

Can it measure maximum charge in terms of E0(empslion 0)

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