Electric Field Lines Between Two Negative Charges - Physics Illustration #1402761 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line diagram illustrates the electric field configuration produced by two identical negative point charges labeled A and B, with a small positive test charge C placed exactly at the midpoint. Field lines emanate radially outward from each negative charge (conventionally drawn inward for negative, but here shown as outward due to historical depiction style), curving away from the central axis, indicating mutual repulsion. The symmetry reveals a neutral point at C where the net electric field is zero.

Used in introductory electromagnetism courses, textbooks, or online physics resources to teach superposition of electric fields, field line behavior near like charges, and equilibrium points. Matches user intent for visual learning, homework help, or conceptual clarification.