What is the difference between electrostatic field energy and electrostatic potential energy..?

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What is the potential energy of a uniformly charged sphere..?? Kq^2/2r or Kq^2/r Potential energy - Vq =kq^2/r Field energy = Kq^2/2r I am confused... 🤔🤔

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Sir, please tell me.., if there is no difference between electrostatic field energy and electrostatic potential energy, what is the need for that new term("electrostatic field energy")... can you please tell me in a intuitive way by comparing them...

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the electrostatic field energy for a uniformly charged sphere is kq^2/2r and electrostatic potential energy for it is kq^2/r

I want to know the difference between electrostatic field energy and electrostatic potential energy...

When two objects in each other's vicinity have different electrical charges, an electrostatic field exists between them. An electrostatic field also forms around any single object that is electrically charged with respect to its environment. An object is negatively charged (-) if it has an excess of electrons relative to its surroundings. An object is positively charged (+) if it is deficient in electrons with respect to its surroundings.

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then why are we making a distinction between them..?

I always read both se same. also if u Google Electrostatic field energy ,u will get Electrostatic potential energy.

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the electrostatic field energy for a uniformly charged sphere is kq^2/2r and electrostatic potential energy for it is kq^2/r...

I want the exact difference between them

is First Kq^2/2r and second kq/r???.. please check this

second is not potential... I mean potential energy

can you please tell the difference in a intuitive way

What is the potential energy of a uniformly charged sphere..?? Kq^2/2r or Kq^2/r Potential energy - Vq =kq^2/r Field energy = Kq^2/2r I am confused... 🤔🤔

according to me both Electrostatic potential energy and Electrostatic field energy are same..

and for charged sphere, Electrostatic potential energy is kQ^2/2r.

this is what I read .

but potential energy = q* potential = kq^2/r

potential energy = potential multiplied by charge... so...