Though air is an insulator, it still allows the passage of current through it if the quantity of charge is large and the distance is small. In such a situation, very heavy charge passes through the air in a very short time. Normally this is accompanied by heat and light. This is called Electric Discharge.
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Tanu answered this
Though air is an insulator, it still allows the passage of current through it if the quantity of charge is large and the distance is small. In such a situation, very heavy charge passes through the air in a very short time. Normally this is accompanied by heat and light. This is called Electric Discharge.
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Atika answered this
A very heavy charge passes through the air in a very short time normally this accompanied by heat and light. This is called electric discharge
