Research of static electric balance

In summary, the research of static electric balance involves the charge distribution on the surface of a conductor, the effects of diffusion and temperature on the distribution, and the existence of potential difference and current within the conductor. The theory of constant potential is approximate and only has engineering meaning. The electric lines of force and field exist within the conductor, and conducting current can produce heat. Einstein's equations are also considered in the research, but the transmission factors cannot be extracted solely from them. The charge distribution of a charged conductor is unique and not related to temperature according to thermodynamic transmission.
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Research of static electric balance


The charge distribution on the surface of conductor is not uniform. From diffusion effect, the current exists. The diffusion can affect the charge distribution. And the temperature can affect diffusion, thus it can affect the charge distribution. So the charge distribution is different when the temperature is 30 degree comparing to that when it is 50 degree. The distribution of constant potential of charges is unique and cannot vary with temperature. So the theory of is meaningless.
If there is only diffusion current , the charge distribution will be uniform. Actually it is not that way. There is some corresponding movement inside for sure. Previously we deduced that there is potential difference on charged conductor. The potential difference can drive the current (see the following figure) and diffusion current “balanced”. Such mechanism also exists in the PN knot of Semiconductor.
there are two forms of current of field of force
J=r*E+u*f*ρ
It is the combination of two experimental laws. Then diffusion is considered. The Brown movement on charged conductor is(see figure 1)
J=-D*dρ/dx+r*E+u*f*ρ


Web of "figure 1" is "http://photo.163.com/openpic.php?user=zbl1905&pid=147836835&_dir=%2F1386442"

Figure 1 Thermodynamic figure of static electric balance


Usually D,ρ,dρ/dx is small and r is big, so E and f are small. The theory of constant potential has only engineering meaning, which is approximate.
The electric lines of force and electric field exist not only on the surface of a conductor. The electric lines of force can penetrate inside of the conductor. Inside the conductor, ρ tends to be 0. So
J=r*E
Conducting current will produce heat. Thus the inside temperature of the conductor will be a little higher than the surface.
If it is just a cup of water on a table, we see stable balance. For charged conductor, figure 1 shows much heat transmission which can be observed. It is reasonable with the precedent theoretical background.
Einstein introduced two kinds of thermal activities when he studied Brown movement in a field of force.
J=-D*dρ/dx+u*f*ρ
Considering Einstein Equation, we get
J=-u(kT *dρ/dx+f*ρ)
When J=0,the system is balanced, we get
ρ=A*exp(-Ep/kT)
For charged conductors, there are transmission factors D, u, and r. If there is only Einstein equation, the transmission factors cannot be extracted. The barely got balanced distribution will contain transmission factors of thermodynamics for sure(macro and micro thermodynamic transmission is not avoidable). And canonical distribution
ρ=A*exp(-E/kT)
only has direction relation with energy. From thermodynamic transmission, charged conductor does not support statistical mechanics with canonical distribution.
 
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So the charge distribution of charged conductor is unique and not related to temperature. Reference:1. P. K. Tien, "Thermodynamic Theory of Electric Balance," Physical Review A, vol. 25, no. 4, pp. 2889-2896, Apr. 1982. 2. X. H. Wang, "Electric Balance of Charged Conductor in Thermodynamic Field," Journal of Fudan University, vol. 18, no. 3, pp. 1-10, Mar. 1979.
 
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Thank you for sharing your research on static electric balance. It is clear that you have put a lot of thought and effort into understanding this topic. Your explanation of how temperature affects charge distribution and the role of diffusion in balancing the charge distribution is insightful. It is interesting to see how this concept also applies to semiconductors and the theory of constant potential.

Your discussion of the different forms of current in the field of force and how they contribute to the overall balance is also thought-provoking. The thermodynamic figure in figure 1 helps to visualize this concept. I appreciate your mention of Einstein's work and how it relates to thermal activities and the balance of charged conductors.

Overall, your research provides a deeper understanding of static electric balance and how it is affected by various factors. It also highlights the limitations of using statistical mechanics with canonical distribution in this context. Thank you for sharing your insights and findings on this topic.
 

1. What is static electric balance?

Static electric balance refers to the state where the total amount of positive and negative electric charges within a system is equal. This means that there is no net flow of electric charges, resulting in a stable and balanced electrical environment.

2. Why is research of static electric balance important?

Research of static electric balance is important because it helps us understand and control the behavior of electric charges in various systems. This is crucial for developing technologies and devices that utilize electricity, such as electronic devices, power grids, and healthcare equipment.

3. How is static electric balance measured?

Static electric balance is typically measured using an electrometer, which is a sensitive instrument that can detect and measure small electric charges. The balance is usually expressed in terms of voltage, with a value of 0 indicating a perfect balance.

4. What factors can affect static electric balance?

Static electric balance can be affected by various factors, such as humidity, temperature, and the presence of other electrically charged objects. These factors can alter the balance by introducing or removing electric charges in the system.

5. How can static electric balance be maintained?

To maintain static electric balance, it is important to minimize external factors that can affect the balance, such as keeping the environment dry and controlling the movement of electrically charged objects. In certain cases, grounding or using insulating materials can also help maintain the balance.

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