Answer / rajesh

a field of force surrounding a charged particle

Answer / viveksekar

ELECTRICAL CHARGE(ELECTRON AND HOLES) DISTRIBUTION ARROUND A
ELECTRICAL DEVICE WHEN ELECTRICAL INPUT GIVEN

Answer / thul_dhul@yahoo.com

electron moving details discussion is also know as
electrical field

Answer / kapil

The electric field is defined as the force per unit charge that would be experienced by a stationary point charge at a given location in the field.
E=F/q
where
F is the electric force experienced by the particle
q is its charge
E is the electric field wherein the particle is located

Answer / kotike chaitanya bharghav

The electric field is also
defined as the ratio of
electric flux density per
permitivity acting in the
direction perpendicular to
electric flux density

Answer / tapan

The Force Or Pressure Due
To Which Electrons Moves in An
y One Direction

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