Charge Induction in Liquid: Localising Positive & Negative Charges

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Charge induction in liquids is feasible, particularly in polar liquids such as water. The discussion confirms that it is possible to create localized sites of positive and negative charges within these polar liquids. This phenomenon is attributed to the molecular structure of polar substances, which allows for charge separation under specific conditions. The ability to induce charge in liquids has significant implications for various scientific and industrial applications.

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can a liquid be induced with charge i.e. Can we create sites of localisation of positive and negative charges in a liquid?
 
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soumyajitnag said:
can a liquid be induced with charge i.e. Can we create sites of localisation of positive and negative charges in a liquid?

Definitely, if the liquid consists of polar molecules, like that in water.
 

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