I want to know the electric field of an uniformly charged non-conducting spherical shell.
I know that in case of conductors(metals),the sphere can be shell or it can be solid,but in both the cases ,the charge resides at the surface,so I can easily get the electric field.
But,in case of non-conductors,if the sphere is solid,then the charge is all throughout distributed,so I can easily get the electric field.
But,I want to know if any spherical shell(empty inside) is non-conductor,then what is the electric field?