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Electrostatic Charge
Electrostatic charge refers to the imbalance of electric charges on an object, resulting from the transfer of electrons between two objects through friction or contact.
Definitions
- Noun: A stationary electric charge that is built up on the surface of an insulating material, causing it to become positively or negatively charged.
- Verb: To cause or generate an electric charge on an object through friction or contact.
Sample Sentences
- The balloon stuck to the wall due to the electrostatic charge it accumulated.
- Rubbing a glass rod with silk creates an electrostatic charge on the rod.
- If you touch a metal doorknob after walking on a carpet, you may experience a small electrostatic charge.
- He used a device to electrostatically charge the plastic plates before applying the metallic finish.
- The demonstration showed how electrostatically charged objects can attract or repel each other.
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