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Is it possible for skin to hold a negative or positive charge on one part of the body, such as the back of a hand? How does this occur?
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Skin can exhibit both positive and negative electrical charges, particularly in localized areas such as the back of the hand. This phenomenon occurs due to the body's composition, where the fleshy parts are not effective electrical insulators, allowing any charge to dissipate quickly throughout the body. Hair can also hold a charge, which can cause it to stand on end. Understanding these electrical properties is essential for exploring human physiology and electrostatic interactions.
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