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Is food waste attracted by the static electricity?
What do you think? What conditions are necessary for static electricy to generate much force...?FionaZJ said:Is food waste attracted by the static electricity?
Yeah, but that's true in general for charges creating forces via electric fields. What's special about static charge and static electricity?FionaZJ said:Different in charge?
Not really.FionaZJ said:Static charge is positive or negative charge...but static electricity is a process?
Well, just think about it overnight. You should be able to figure it out.FionaZJ said:Ermmm... I don't know...because I am just a beginner
The outer surface of the container is probably charged negatively. When you approach the container, positive charge is induced in your finger. You get a capacitor effect so most of the electric flux from the neg charge now points towards you instead of the inside.Baluncore said:I noticed that dry rice grains stick to the inside wall of an almost empty, clear plastic container. As I move my finger towards the outside wall, the grain falls from the inside wall before I touch the outside. Any ideas?
I have repeated the experiment several times, so I think it is probably some sort of science.DrZoidberg said:And the last possible explanation is that it was just coincidence.