Electrostatics 29: Electrical Properties of Conductors
Channel: Adam Beatty
Date: 17/07/2013

In this video I continue with my series  of tutorial videos on Electrostatics. These videos follow on from my tutorial series on 'Vector Calculus for Electromagnetism' and are in preparation for my tutorial series on 'From Electromagnetism to Optics'. 
Specifically in this video I discuss the electrical properties of conductors. Conductors have no internal electric field or charge. Their free charge is located on the conductor's surface. The electric field is perpendicular to the conductor's surface at the interface with its surroundings. Conductors are also an equipotential. This series is pitched at undergraduate level.


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