Why metallic objects cant be charged …
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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 6 months ago
Metals can be charged if sufficient electrons can be removed through friction but there will still be no localisation of charge. While in case of insulators when electrons are removed or added through friction they can't get redistributed as electrons are not free ,thus making them charged. But conductors ( like metallic rod ) can not be charged by the rubbing because the have free electrons due to the movement of these free electron in side the conductor the charge will not stay at a position hence the conductor will not attained any charge.
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