# Charge inducing electric field or electromagnetic fields?

I am thinking the therminology here which is about Gas Electron Multipliers (GEM). There is a continuous flow of the fill gas which is ionized so no particles created/destroyed:

#1

By Gauss's law, the distribution of electric charge results in the electromagnetic fields in a volume and is proportional to the change inside.

#2

By Gauss's law, the distribution of electric charge results in the electric field in a volume and is proportional to the change inside.

#3

By Gauss's law, the amount of electric charge inside the volume enclosed by the surface is related to the integral of the electric field over a closed surface.

Which form is more safer to be said? Is there something more explicit?

• In electro-statics (no moving charges), charges only create static electric fields. Where does your definition come from? In wikipedia it stated the "net electric flux ..." Nov 12 '15 at 15:33
• It is about Gas Electron Multipliers where electrons are moving. There is a continuous flow of fill gas which is ionized so no particles created/destroyed. Nov 12 '15 at 15:49