Can charge induction occur in covalent solids?

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Charge induction in covalent solids like sand and zeolite is questioned, particularly in relation to their ability to hold or transfer charge. The discussion references the behavior of materials when rubbed, similar to the glass rod and fur example. Participants express confusion over the responses and seek clarity on the topic. The conversation highlights the need for specific examples and explanations regarding charge induction in these materials. Overall, the feasibility of charge induction in covalent solids remains unclear and requires further elaboration.
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can covalent solids like sand,zeolite be induced with charge...
 
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what...
 
soumyajitnag said:
what...
what!
You'll have to be specific.
 
i'm specific with covalent solids
 
soumyajitnag said:
i'm specific with covalent solids
I'm glad someone is ... but I answered your question and you responded incoherently.
Was the answer really so surprising? Do you not understand it? Was there something wrong?
Or was the answer so great that you just had to type out an orgasmic "whaaaaaat..."?

I don't see how any of these could apply so you will have to tell me if you want to be clear.
 
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