Where can I find reliable sources for my paper on contact electrification?

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I'm currently doing a paper about contact electrification between insulators and I'm having trouble locating reliable and free sources for the said topic. I was hoping if any of you know a site that explains contact electrification and is decent enough to be presented as a source for a term paper. Thank you!

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