Recent content by Rakib771

I am aware that it cannot be directly connected to a voltage source. But I was asking about a hypothetical situation.

Thanks. That helps.

Hello! Recently, I became interested in superconductors. And I talked to professor in my uni. Here's my question, since superconductors have zero resistance by definition, so, in stable condition (after passing transient phase) the current should be infinite. Which implies that according to...

Hello! I am Rakibul Islam from Bangladesh. Currently, I am doing undergraduate in Yokohama National University, Japan in Electronics and Computer Systems. I am not very well versed in physics while I need to be. I am and will be trying to improve. I will probably ask a number of dumb questions...

Thanks, for the reply. But that is not what I'm trying to find. I'm trying to find the necessary electric field (or potential) to ionize the electron.

Hello, I'm new here and honestly I'm not a physics student. I'm studying engineering and so, understand little of physics. I am trying to find the bond force of graphene's free electron. That means, the electromagnetic force by which the electron is bound to the nucleus. I can only calculate it...