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tabchouri
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Hi everybody
I'm wondering if it is possible to enclose a relatively high electric charge in a non-conducting recipent (say plastic or glass -- macroscopic : centimeters) ?
Is it possible technically ?
if so, what is the limit amount of charge we can enclose ?
if so, would the recipient stay uncharged externally : ie will the recipient attract opposite charges on its external surface OR will the global charge of the recipient stay different from 0 ?
thanks,
tabchouri
PS:
when I said "relatively high charges" I mean |q| > 10e-5
I'm wondering if it is possible to enclose a relatively high electric charge in a non-conducting recipent (say plastic or glass -- macroscopic : centimeters) ?
Is it possible technically ?
if so, what is the limit amount of charge we can enclose ?
if so, would the recipient stay uncharged externally : ie will the recipient attract opposite charges on its external surface OR will the global charge of the recipient stay different from 0 ?
thanks,
tabchouri
PS:
when I said "relatively high charges" I mean |q| > 10e-5
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