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    Charge can be considered a property of mass, as compressing or enlarging a body's volume produces or removes its charge, with a critical volume determining charge retention. The relationship between a body's mass, volume change, and charge produced can be expressed mathematically as the charge equalling a proportionality constant times the integral of the mass with respect to volume change.

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    Charge can be considered a property of mass, as compressing or enlarging a body's volume produces or removes its charge, with a critical volume determining charge retention. The relationship between a body's mass, volume change, and charge produced can be expressed mathematically as the charge equalling a proportionality constant times the integral of the mass with respect to volume change.

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    CHARGE AS A PROPERTY OF MASS

    Electrodynamics majorly discusses the property of a body called charge and its effect,
    whereas Gravitation majorly discusses the property of a body called mass and its effect.
    Both these properties can be related to making a new concept where a charge is a
    property of mass.
    When a body is compressed to a specific volume (which varies with substances) produces
    Charge when a charge is enlarged it loses charge and becomes neutral. As the size of the
    particle increases its polarity of charge reverses and becomes constant.
    M ( mass of body ) α Q 0 (charge produced )

    Δv ( change ∈volume of body ) α Q0 ( charge produced)


    Q 0 α ∫ mⅆv

    Q0=ξ( ∫ mⅆv )

    Where ξ is a proportionality constant which depend on nature of materials expanded or


    compressed. When a body is being compressed it attains a charge at certain volume of
    compression which is known as “critical volume”, when a body is compressed to a critical
    volume it retains the charge and do not show any change in charge for further
    compression.

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