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The principle that electric charge is transferred rather than created or destroyed, so the total charge remains constant.

Together, their total charge is still zero. This is an example of the conservation of charge.

The principle that the total electric charge is the same before and after a nuclear decay.

The principle that electric charge is transferred rather than created or destroyed, so the total charge remains constant.

Together, their total charge is still zero. This is an example of the conservation of charge.

The principle that the total electric charge is the same before and after a nuclear decay.

Conservation of charge