What is the difference between polarized and charged?

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Difference between polarized and charged:
Polarized Charged
1. A redistribution of the centers of the positive and negative charges within the object is applied when an object is polarised. 1. While when an object is charged its number of protons and electrons is unequal.
2. There is no imbalance of charges. 2. Charged objects will have an imbalance of charges.
3. The balance is due to the fact that the number of positive charges and the negative charges will remain the same. 3. The reason for the imbalance is that either the positive charge or the negative charge is more.

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Polarized	Charged
1. A redistribution of the centers of the positive and negative charges within the object is applied when an object is polarised.	1. While when an object is charged its number of protons and electrons is unequal.
2. There is no imbalance of charges.	2. Charged objects will have an imbalance of charges.
3. The balance is due to the fact that the number of positive charges and the negative charges will remain the same.	3. The reason for the imbalance is that either the positive charge or the negative charge is more.