The science of static electricity - Anuradha Bhagwat
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Date: 2020-08-22
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PinkySuavo
I still don't get everything. Why rubbing feet on carpet will make electrons go to me? I thought we both dont have loosely bounded electrons. Same goes to hair and a hair brush. Which one of these have loosely bounded electrons? Why they get charged whenn rubbed?
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I still don't get everything. Why rubbing feet on carpet will make electrons go to me? I thought we both dont have loosely bounded electrons. Same goes to hair and a hair brush. Which one of these have loosely bounded electrons? Why they get charged whenn rubbed?
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rhpicayune
If the unseen force static electricity can draw or pull non-magnetic materials, can static electricity be used in an opposite manner to keep a device up in the sky, away from the earth, to function as anti-gravity?
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If the unseen force static electricity can draw or pull non-magnetic materials, can static electricity be used in an opposite manner to keep a device up in the sky, away from the earth, to function as anti-gravity?
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Brekern
Came here for a physics lesson, and now I know how to combat my nemesis: the metal bar on my bed which always shocks me in the evening.
I'd like to say that this information is absolutely shocking!
Ba-dum tss!
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Came here for a physics lesson, and now I know how to combat my nemesis: the metal bar on my bed which always shocks me in the evening.
I'd like to say that this information is absolutely shocking!
Ba-dum tss!
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Sarah
What happens to the doorknob, it has lost electrons from giving it to the person so it is positive. Does it just then stay positive forever. If not how d the extra electrons be restored.
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What happens to the doorknob, it has lost electrons from giving it to the person so it is positive. Does it just then stay positive forever. If not how d the extra electrons be restored.
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