👉 In physics and engineering, "inequipotentiality" is a concept that refers to a situation where two points on an equipotential surface (a surface of constant potential) have different potentials. This means that there are no electric fields or charges at these points because they are located at the boundary between two different charge densities. In physics and engineering, "inequipotentiality" is often used in situations where a system is not electrically neutral, such as when an electrical circuit has
