MCQ
Which one is not the property of charge?
- ACharge is additive.
- BCharge is conserved.
- CQuantization of charge.
- ✓A charge is self-destructive.
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
A charge is self-destructive.
Electric charge possesses the properties of quantization, conservation of charge. It cannot be destroyed i.e. it is not self$-$destructive.
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