Stationary Electric Charge
Let’s begin by defining what static electricity actually is: It is a stationary electric charge, typically produced by friction, which causes sparks or crackling. It always occurs between two objects. One of the objects is supposed to be positively or negatively charged while the other is in a neutral state. When these two objects interact the charges on them get displaced within the objects or on their...
How often have you felt a sense of shock while using your car's door handle, or how many times did you receive a shock while exiting your car, even touching any metal surface in your car might have caused you exposure to static current? Well, this definitely does not mean that there is something wrong with your car. This is neither a new phenomenon, nor you are the only...
Static electricity is a result of inequity in positive and negative charges over a surface. Such a phenomenon is common and often happens due to certain actions. For example, adjusting your feet across a carpeted floor, combing your hair in dry seasons. A common playful among children are rubbing their hands together to form static charge and then sticking to papers etc.
“Your body picks up negative charges, making you...
To fully understand static electricity- how to prevent it, how to protect sensitive equipment from being damaged and how to get the best products for preventing damage for all home and work situations
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