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How do electrons behave in conductors and insulators
Conductors have lots of free electrons, whereas insulators do not have any free electrons
What does the direction of a field line represent in an electric field
The direction a positive test charge would experience a force
What is the field diagram for 2 oppositely charged plates
(typically drawn with parallel equidistant lines with no edge effects)

Field for 2 oppositely charged particles

Electric potential at a point definition
Where the work done to move a positive charge from infinity to that position
How can electrons be transferred from one object to another
Rubbing them together transfers energy to the electrons by friction so they can move between the objects
What is the gradient of a potential-distance graph
-E field strength