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Hi
People all know that a neutral atom has no net charge.
Well, does that mean that it neither creates an electric field nor is affected by any electric field?
I wonder whether it's correct or not, because the distance between a test charge outside this atom is closer to its electrons relative to its protons.
Thanks
People all know that a neutral atom has no net charge.
Well, does that mean that it neither creates an electric field nor is affected by any electric field?
I wonder whether it's correct or not, because the distance between a test charge outside this atom is closer to its electrons relative to its protons.
Thanks