Find origin of the charge neutrality requirement in solids

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What is the origin (e.g. physical, thermodynamic, etc.) of the charge neutrality requirement in solids? Why must solids have charge neutrality in the bulk, yet a surface can be charged? Why can't the bulk have a net charge?

Reference no: EM13112914

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