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I want to roll a ball on a material to get the latgest static charge in the ball

 
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Dec15-08, 10:58 AM   #1
 

I want to roll a ball on a material to get the latgest static charge in the ball


But I don't know what is the best material to use for a ball and flat surface. I was thinking glass ball and typhlon tape at one point, but I have no idea.

Can a rolling ball, roll over a surface and get a charge? with the very low friction?

any insight on this, please help..
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Dec16-08, 01:44 AM   #2
 
a glass ball rolling (or rubbed) on hard tough teflon? will that really create static electricity?
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