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A fundamental property of matter which causes it to experience electromagnetic forces.
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Can a positive charge have a negative potential?
Now when you bring a test charge which is positive by convention, the positive charge will repel test charge and thus you are doing some work against the electric field so it is a non spontaneous process … Instead if you place negative charge the charge tends to go closer so you don't need to do work rather it itself tends to go towards it. …
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