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. . . "If an insulator allows so littleflow of charges, how can an
insulator end up as uniformly charged (as we use in examples in
electrostatics)?
Does it mean that we can achieve uniformly-distributed charges in
an insulator only after a very long time?"
Pls. enlighten me.